Mohamed Sa’at Abdul Rahman
Sa’at has held numerous significant roles in both private and public organisations in the media industry in Singapore.
He began his career in journalism in the late 1980s, covering a wide range of areas such as business, politics, and social issues. He eventually rose to become a news editor and later the Editor of Berita Harian from 2012 to 2023.
In spite of a busy media career, Sa’at contributes actively towards public service and sits or has sat on the boards of various government agencies including the Land Transport Authority under the Ministry of Transport, KidStart under the Ministry of Social and Family Development and the Housing and Development Board under the Ministry of National Development. He was also recently appointed to the Presidential Council of Minority Rights. In addition, as President of the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS), he plays a vital role in guiding the religious and social development of the Muslim community in Singapore.
Over the years and in the course of his career, Sa’at has built outstanding relationships in the region and has an excellent understanding of how to do business in Asia. Sa’at holds a Master of Business Administration from Southern Cross University, Australia.
Sa’at has held numerous significant roles in both private and public organisations in the media industry in Singapore.
He began his career in journalism in the late 1980s, covering a wide range of areas such as business, politics, and social issues. He eventually rose to become a news editor and later the Editor of Berita Harian from 2012 to 2023.
In spite of a busy media career, Sa’at contributes actively towards public service and sits or has sat on the boards of various government agencies including the Land Transport Authority under the Ministry of Transport, KidStart under the Ministry of Social and Family Development and the Housing and Development Board under the Ministry of National Development. He was also recently appointed to the Presidential Council of Minority Rights. In addition, as President of the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS), he plays a vital role in guiding the religious and social development of the Muslim community in Singapore.
Over the years and in the course of his career, Sa’at has built outstanding relationships in the region and has an excellent understanding of how to do business in Asia. Sa’at holds a Master of Business Administration from Southern Cross University, Australia.
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