What is the responsibilities of minister mentor Singapore?

The Minister Mentor of Singapore is a senior advisory role in the government of Singapore. The Minister Mentor is appointed by the President of Singapore on the advice of the Prime Minister. The Minister Mentor is not a member of the Cabinet, but is consulted by the Prime Minister on important issues of state.

The Minister Mentor's responsibilities include:

* Providing advice to the Prime Minister on important issues of state.

* Representing Singapore at international events and summits.

* Promoting Singapore's interests abroad.

* Mentoring younger leaders in the government.

The Minister Mentor is typically a former Prime Minister or other senior government official. The current Minister Mentor of Singapore is Lee Kuan Yew, who served as Prime Minister from 1959 to 1990.

The Minister Mentor is a respected and influential figure in Singapore. The role has been used to ensure a smooth transition of power between different generations of leaders and to provide continuity in the country's governance.