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The Episode 1 on First topic is "Which Southeast Asia Country Will Have More Potential in the Next 5 Years?" posted on May 24th.

Tigers provided different observations and reply to the question of which country among the six countries, namely the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, and Singapore, would have the most development potential in the next 5 years.

Below are some keyspoints for six countries，Do you agree with them？Let’s take a look together.

[Happy]We saw most Tigers vote for Indonesia. Let's see what Tigers say?

@Bons 🙋🙋 ：I prefer Indonesia.

It has quite a several sounding number in some factors affecting its macroeconomic. in addition, its large population could boost a sustainable growth at least in labour market, goods and services sold, private consumption, and so on. The problem is the classic one in every growing country, the lack of very competent leadership. However, as the era goes on, the need to have stronger competent personnel in all sectors will force the ideal system to come neither sooner nor later.

@b1uesky 🙋🙋：I think Indonesia will be the next power house for Southeast Asia.

The past years have shown us that the young population is a bonus to their country. Examples India has overtaken England and become the world 6th economy. Indonesia is starting to build its new capital in Kalimantan, which is better in geographical control to control its economy, place, and political stability in remote areas. With new capital, this means more opportunities for others to invest.

@Kennoobie 🙋🙋：Indonesiahas grown stronger with bilateral ties with countries.

Indonesia as they have grown stronger with bilateral ties with countries, stamping out corruption and repackaging raw materials to semi finished products. A lot of investment has gone into Indonesia.

Anyway , Asean has to grow together in order to be a powerhouse in this region. Stability, trade and peace are of extreme importance.

[Eye]Besides Indonesia, Vietnam is the second most supported country. Let's see what the Tigers say?

@MHh 🙋🙋：Vietnam has a lot of potential to grow and will probably follow the trajectory of China.

Start with goods with highly competitive prices in the global markets while the various industries advance in skills and complexity. Politics also appear stable. There is a lot of room to grow and runways to expand. Potential is there definitely!

@KaiXiang 🙋🙋:Vietnam has immense potential and will exhibit strong growth in the next 5 years.

A few reasons are as follows:

• Stable macroeconomic conditions - steady GDP growth and controlled inflation attracts investments

• Increasing foreign investment - it is without doubt that there are increasingly more MNCs setting up factories/production plans in Vietnam (partly as risk mgmt for US-China tension).

• Large pool of skilled workforce - Vietnam has a large population of educated and skilled labour force to support required economic activities

• Infrastructure development - Vietnam has been investing in various infrastructure projects that will be imperative in attracting investments and economic activities.

@melson 🙋🙋：Vietnam has the greatest potential, it is developing very quickly.

It has a sizeable population whose education level has increased. more and more people can speak english as it is taught in school and they can access the web easily. infrastructure is rapidly being installed. It is well located along the coast. Their road to battling corruption is still long though.

[Cool]Apart from Indonesia and Vietnam, Tigers also mentioned other countries...

@icycrystal🙋🙋:Support for Indonesia & Thailand

Indonesia & Thailand have made their presence stronger over the years.They are catching up fast and their people especially the younger generations have more exposure than their previous generations. They are ambitious, driven and more open to challenges. hence, not surprising in the years to come, they will see their countries developing, advancing tremendously.

@Shyon🙋🙋:It will be Indonesia and Malaysia

I believe it will be Indonesia and Malaysia as their yoy growth is at a much higher %. SG is good but the growth is almost stagnant in the past year.

@nerdbull1669🙋🙋:Indonesia and Vietnam will be countries with potential in the next 5 years.

Indonesia is starting to build a city near Batam which would mirror Singapore, and with their LRT coming up, that might be Indonesia's answer to a gateway to a bigger market.

Vietnam with their own EV manufacturer, Vinfast, I would think more companies would come up to complement the EV industries. Vietnam could serve the SEA market for EV vehicles. We shall see.

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All of the above insights were from our Tigers comments，and we greatly appreciate their wonderful insight.

[Heart]Actually, we all know it is difficult to determine which country among Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, and the Philippines has the best development potential as it depends on various factors such as economic policies, demographics, infrastructure, etc. Each country has its own strengths and weaknesses that affect its potential for development.

[Allin]We believe these answers can give Tigers a better understanding of the development of Southeast Asian countries, and hope it can provide some knowledge references for your investment decisions.

[Applaud]As a reward, the above contributors of this article will receive 20 Tiger Coins.

🎁Prizes：

• All Tigers who leave valid comments in the comments section will receive 5 Tiger Coins;

• The first 10 and last 10 Tigers who leave a valid comment in the comments section will receive 10 Tiger Coins.

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