Ang Wei Neng (Chinese: 洪维能; pinyin: Hóng Wéinéng; born ... - dofaq.co
Ang Wei Neng (Chinese: 洪维能; pinyin: Hóng Wéinéng; born ...Ang Wei Neng (Chinese: 洪维能; pinyin: Hóng Wéinéng; born 1967)[1] is a Singaporean politician and business executive. A member of the governing People's Action Party (PAP), he is a Member of the 14th Parliament and has been representing the Nanyang ward of West Coast Group Representation Constituency (GRC) since 2020. He was previously the Member of Parliament representing the Jurong Central ward of Jurong GRC from 2011 to 2020.[1]
Ang Wei Neng on Transport Sector (Critical Firms) Bill
My Place MP: Ang Wei Neng is revitalising Nanyang with block-high murals
Ang Wei Neng on Platform Workers Bill
Jurong West coffee shops to offer S$1 breakfast sets for low-income residents starting 1 Aug
On the ground with our West Coast MPs
MP Ang Wei Neng apologises for remarks causing public concern, clarifies 'time stamp for degree' not a policy recommendation
Time stamp on degrees: MP Ang Wei Neng says aim was to stress need to continually upskill
Limit university degree validity to 5 years? MP Ang Wei Neng responds to backlash over suggestion in Parliament
MP Ang Wei Neng draws flak for his ‘radical idea’ of ‘time stamp’ on uni degree
2020-2023 VAS BOARD OF DIRECTORS ANNOUNCED
Committee of Supply 2024 debate, Day 5: Ang Wei Neng on Tuas Port
MP Ang Wei Neng’s “time-stamp” for degree idea gets slammed by Netizens
In Pictures – Its one man down in the West Coast, but remaining MPs step up to the plate
MP Ang Wei Neng Suggests Renewing Local University Degrees Every 5 Years To Keep Skills Fresh
MP Ang Wei Neng clarifies idea of putting 'time stamp' on university degrees, says it was 'food for thought'
MP Ang Wei Neng Says Expiring Degrees Not A Policy Proposal, Emphasises Importance Of Upskilling
West Coast GRC residents’ needs ‘come first and foremost’: Minister Desmond Lee
Committee of Supply 2023 debate, Day 5: Ang Wei Neng on tradeoffs of an inclusive transport system
5 other causes PAP MPs have raised in Parliament this week
