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Mariam also serves on the Board of Directors of the Government Technology Agency and GovTech and Sentosa Development Corporation (SDC), in addition to the Board of Governors of Raffles Girls' School (Secondary). Also, she has been engaged in several Government committees, such as the Committee for the Future Economy Main Committee, where she served Co-Chair of the Future Connectivity Subcommittee. and the Financial Institutions Practice. | Mariam also serves on the Board of Directors of the Government Technology Agency and GovTech and Sentosa Development Corporation (SDC), in addition to the Board of Governors of Raffles Girls' School (Secondary). Also, she has been engaged in several Government committees, such as the Committee for the Future Economy Main Committee, where she served Co-Chair of the Future Connectivity Subcommittee. and the Financial Institutions Practice. | ||
== Political career == | === Political career === | ||
Mariam began her political career in 2020 when she was introduced as a PAP candidate for the Sembawang GRC. She won 67.29 per cent of the votes in the 2020 general election, defeating candidates from the opposition [[National Solidarity Party]] (NSP). | Mariam began her political career in 2020 when she was introduced as a PAP candidate for the Sembawang GRC. She won 67.29 per cent of the votes in the 2020 general election, defeating candidates from the opposition [[National Solidarity Party]] (NSP). | ||