- Source: Pakistanis in Singapore
Pakistanis in Singapore include migrants who settled in colonial-era Singapore, their descendants and more recent migrants, including students. As of 2010, the National University of Singapore Pakistani Society had at least 120 members. The Singapore Urdu Development Centre offers classes in Urdu language to the children of Pakistanis, whereas the Singapore Pakistani Association promotes Pakistani culture in Singapore in collaboration with the Pakistan high commission.
History
Most Singaporean-Pakistanis are descended from migrants from the Punjab and North-West Frontier Province who settled in Singapore during the period of British colonial rule. While the first generation of migrants spoke Pakistani languages, the second and third generations were taught in Malay at school, and acculturation into the Malay language and culture were also assisted by Pakistan families' reliance on their Malay neighbours for religious obligation such as weddings and funerals and the lack of a "Pakistani" mosque. Malay is the first language of most third-generation Singaporean-Pakistanis.
Notable people
Saad Janjua - Cricketer in Singapore National Cricket team.
Shauket Aziz - Former Pakistani PM, spend several years working in Singapore Citibank in 1990s.
Captain Muhammad Jalaluddin Sayeed - NOL's founding Managing Director, and Singapore maritime industry key pioneer.
Ali Zahid, Pakistani politician
Nida Manzoor, lived in Singapore to the age of ten.
See also
Pakistan-Singapore relations
External links
Singapore Pakistani Association
Pakistani cuisine in Singapore
References
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- Religion in Singapore
- Pakistanis in the United Arab Emirates
- Academic grading in Singapore
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- List of Pakistanis by net worth
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