Kenneth Tiong

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Kenneth Tiong
Kenneth Tiong 张文杰
Member of Parliament for Aljunied GRC
Non-constituency Member of Parliament
Serangoon division
MP for Aljunied GRC, Serangoon division
MP for Aljunied GRC
Non-constituency Member of Parliament
Member from 2025–present

Kenneth is the Member of Parliament (MP) for Aljunied GRC. He has served in this capacity since 2025.

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Kenneth began volunteering with the Workers’ Party (WP) in 2023, contributing to the Policy team and assisting in East Coast, Bedok Reservoir-Punggol, and Serangoon. In October 2023, he officially became a member of WP. From May 2024, he served as Legislative Assistant to Leader of Opposition, Pritam Singh, and from January 2025, he took on the role of Serangoon Coordinator.

Kenneth advocates for Singapore to cultivate its own modern industrial growth engines, which he believes are essential for broad-based prosperity. He also wants to empower Singaporeans to take the lead in the global technological landscape, ensuring that they are not passive players in the economy. Additionally, he supports reforms to policies that hinder families, particularly in cases where foreign spouses face obstacles such as limited long-term visit passes (LTVP), childcare subsidies, and affordable housing. Kenneth believes that all citizens should have the fundamental right to marry and start a family with anyone of their choosing, without financial or bureaucratic barriers, as this is essential for a truly just society.

Kenneth envisions a Singapore where young people feel optimistic about their future, unburdened by issues like housing affordability and job creation. He believes that such reforms are crucial for building a sense of national mission and creating broad-based prosperity for all Singaporeans. Kenneth believes strongly in the potential of Singaporeans, particularly in their ability to be drivers (rather than passengers) of technological advancement. He envisions Singapore as a protagonist in the technological age, rather than simply being a back-office for multinational corporations. Personally, Kenneth is a big foodie and used to maintain a food blog. He has a love for wanton noodles.  

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Speech by Kenneth Tiong On Adjournment Motion on Integration with the Region

Speaker, Southeast Asia is about 680million people and a US$4 trillion economy.[1]And it is young where we are old: median age of Malaysia and Indonesia around 31, Vietnam 34, the Philippines 27, against our own citizens' median of nearly 44.[2]
7
Jul 2026

Speech by Kenneth Tiong On Transport Motion (Reinforcing Singapore’s Position as a Global Transport Hub)

Singapore is a maritime nation in the fullest sense — the world's busiest container transhipment port, the world's largest bunkering hub, and by one global ranking the leading maritime city on the planet.[1] The sea is not one sector among many for us; it is the foundation we were built on. We are an island that imports more than nine in ten of our calories across the water, and we sit astride the Strait of Malacca, through which roughly a quarter of all seaborne trade and nearly half the world's seaborne crude oil moves. A nation this dependent on the sea cannot safely treat the capability to move on it as a commodity to be rented. Yet over two decades we quietly gave away one of its core sovereign capabilities — a shipping line of our own. Neptune Orient Lines (NOL), the national carrier, was sold to France's CMA CGM in 2016, the last act in a long dismantling: the tanker fleet to Malaysia in 2003, the headquarters in 2012, the logistics arm in 2015, then the line itself.[2][3] In so doing, we exited an entire strategic domain.
7
Jul 2026

Speech by Kenneth Tiong On An Artificial Intelligence (AI) Transition with No Jobless Growth Motion

Speaker, I declare my interest as a director of a company that makes AI-enabled applications and consults on the same.
6
May 2026

Speech by Kenneth Tiong On SWDA

Speaker, We are asked today to approve the merger of two agencies. I would use this occasion to ask whether the system they inherit is the right one.
5
May 2026

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