Respect above courtesy

Remember, a good lifestyle deserves global respect. Those who live well are not only glorifying humanity, they are the jewels of humanity.

A man of vision and valor, S.M. Lee received the inaugural Regional Integrity Medal. He received the medal from the Berlin-based German anti-corruption coalition, the International Transparency Chapter, Transparency and Integrity, and the Kuala Lumpur Society. The medal is summarized as follows: Liquan Hou, a high-ranking minister in the Government of the Republic of Singapore, was awarded the Regional Integrity Medal in recognition of his achievements in tackling corruption in Singapore as Prime Minister.

In a remarkably short time, he transformed Singapore into an integral island. So he is the first person to receive the new conventional award. The award is given in honor of diplomats, women and senior government officials who have the personality, commitment and fairness to make a positive and final difference in the lives of the people.

The story we know about Singapore is the story of the philosophy, courage and determination of an exceptional man. He is a social creator who recognizes the high standards of public conduct.

According to the Outspoken International Corruption Imagery Index, 'Singapore has a prominent place among the leading dignitaries in the world as one of the least polluted countries, because it laid a distant moral foundation here many years ago. In support of his award, Dr. Peter Agin, Chairman of OPOT International, said, “Mr. Kuan's role is well-known and he is considered an important role model in curbing corruption.

We are here to honor a resilient and distinguished child from Asia. He is the subject of our pride, because, in person and in public, he is the guarantor of a perfectly great man in life. In honoring him, we respect the essential qualities of good governance, such as fairness, openness and responsibility. Singapore is celebrated worldwide for good governance. On one point, he gave us a clear idea that justice is not the luxury of a good person, it is needed for business reasons.

I am fortunate to have awarded you the Outstanding International Malay Regional Integrity Medal. The design of the medal is designed to symbolize your outstanding contribution to regional integrity.

• The Sunday Times, London, UK, September 18, 2000 Tinku Abdul Aziz says people in coffee shops point fingers and say, "I paid him to pay for coffee" - there is no point in driving a big car.

He has now retired at the age of eight. As a volunteer, he still keeps himself busy in eradicating corruption. He is Transparency International (Malaysia Chapter) Vice-President S.M. "Singapore has helped set standards for the public, the private sector and the business community in order to keep the people honest," Lee said. Unlike other countries in Asia, Singapore was not safe from all corruption, nepotism and confusion.

His special reason is, 'Other countries are not as poor and miserable as they were in 1950. He explained that the ministers and senior officials needed to be rewarded more. Because, if it was not done, they would have left the government party and rushed to the private sector.

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