Pope Francis concluded his Asian tour with a visit to Singapore, praising the country's remarkable growth and resilience while emphasizing the importance of inclusivity and social justice. During his address at the National University of Singapore, he commended the nation’s efforts in public housing, education, and healthcare, urging attention to the vulnerable, particularly the elderly and migrant workers. He highlighted Singapore’s role in promoting multilateralism and a rules-based international order, calling for unity among nations amidst global conflict. President Tharman Shanmugaratnam echoed the Pope's sentiments, affirming Singapore's commitment to racial and religious harmony as a product of decades of nation-building. The Pope's visit marks 43 years of diplomatic relations between Singapore and the Vatican, reinforcing the Catholic Church's contributions to the nation's development. Overall, the visit emphasizes the need for continued dialogue and cooperation among diverse communities in Singapore.