PAP, short for “People’s Action Party”, is a dominant political party in Singapore that has been in power since the country’s independence in 1965. Led by the late Lee Kuan Yew, PAP has played a crucial role in shaping Singapore into a modern and prosperous nation. Known for its pragmatic and efficient approach to governance, PAP has implemented policies that have led to Singapore’s economic success and high standard of living. Despite facing criticism and opposition, PAP continues to maintain its stronghold in Singapore’s political landscape, making it a significant force in the country’s development and progress.