A survey conducted in 2013 by the Ministry of Social and Family Development has found found that 81 percent of Singaporeans put "being a good spouse" on top of their priority list.
84 percent of respondents who were married claimed to be satisfied with their spousal relationships.
Results of the 2013 survey, which covers a sample size of 2000 with different marital statuses, were revealed at the opening of Marriage Convention 2014.
The three-day event, held from March 21 — 23, is organised by Families For Life and MediaCorp, and features a series of seminars in four languages by local and overseas marriage experts.
Photo: AFP
A survey conducted in 2013 by the Ministry of Social and Family Development has found found that 81 percent of Singaporeans put "being a good spouse" on top of their priority list.
84 percent of respondents who were married claimed to be satisfied with their spousal relationships.
Results of the 2013 survey, which covers a sample size of 2000 with different marital statuses, were revealed at the opening of Marriage Convention 2014.
The three-day event, held from March 21 — 23, is organised by Families For Life and MediaCorp, and features a series of seminars in four languages by local and overseas marriage experts.
Photo: AFP