Core Insights - The 6th Business China Youth Forum was held on September 19, 2025, at Marina Bay Sands, attracting over 1,000 participants, marking the largest attendance since its inception in 2019 [1][11] - The theme of this year's forum was "Youth in a Changing World: Connecting an Uncertain Future," aimed at helping young people navigate global complexities while deepening their understanding of China and the region [1][11] Collaboration and Initiatives - A significant highlight of the forum was the signing of a memorandum of understanding between Business China and five polytechnics in Singapore to expand their existing partnership through the "Singapore-China Talent Development Program" [2][4] - This collaboration aims to encourage student participation in various initiatives, including the Singapore-China Youth Interns Exchange Scheme, Business China Youth Knowledge courses, and Youth Leaders Programme, enhancing students' understanding of China [2][4] Educational Opportunities - The memorandum includes opportunities for eligible students to undertake internships in China for up to six months, allowing them to experience the business environment and workplace culture [4][6] - The initiative also focuses on enhancing faculty members' understanding of China through short-term assignments and visits, fostering a deeper comprehension of the Chinese context [4][6] Youth Engagement - The forum was organized by a youth team aged 17 to 25, reflecting Business China's commitment to empowering young people in the Singapore-China cooperation space [5][11] - Discussions at the forum included topics such as the rise of AI and humanoid robots, the evolving relationship between sports branding and identity, and the entrepreneurial power of youth in the digital age [6][7][8] Leadership Perspectives - The guest of honor, Minister of State for Home Affairs and Social and Family Development, emphasized the importance of youth-led initiatives in fostering understanding and cooperation amid global changes [8] - The president of Business China highlighted the necessity for youth to develop adaptability, communication, and learning skills to navigate the current fast-changing environment [8][10]