Lee Kuan Yew (former Prime Minister)

Lee Kuan Yew was Singapore’s founding Prime Minister, serving from 1959 to 1990. He is widely credited with transforming Singapore from a small, developing city into a prosperous, modern metropolis. Known for his pragmatic and disciplined approach, he focused on good governance, economic development, and social stability. His policies fostered growth through strategic planning, attracting foreign investment, and investing in education. Lee’s leadership helped shape Singapore’s reputation for efficiency, cleanliness, and safety, making it one of Asia’s most successful nations. His influence extends beyond Singapore, as a model for effective governance and nation-building.