Singapore's Orchid Diplomacy: Floral Tributes to World Leaders and Their Political Shadows
Since 1956, Singapore's National Orchid Garden has utilized its 'VIP orchid programme' to create hybrid flowers as diplomatic gifts for visiting leaders, beginning with the Aranthera Anne Black orchid presented to Lady Anne Black. Following Singapore's independence, the initiative grew in line with Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew's vision for a 'Garden City' in 1967. Among the distinguished hybrids are Dendrobium Rodrigo Roa Duterte, gifted to the Philippines President in December 2016, and Dendrobium Sheikh Hasina, presented to the Bangladesh Prime Minister in March 2018. Orchids have been named in honor of notable individuals such as Margaret Thatcher, Joe and Jill Biden, Kamala Harris, Nelson Mandela, Barack Obama, Jane Goodall, and Jackie Chan. The Micropropagation Laboratory, established by Eric Holttum, maintains a steady supply of hybrids, with displays changing according to blooming cycles.
Key facts
- The VIP orchid programme started in 1956 when Singapore was a British colony.
- Dendrobium Rodrigo Roa Duterte was presented to Rodrigo Duterte in December 2016.
- Dendrobium Sheikh Hasina was presented to Sheikh Hasina on 13 March 2018.
- Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew introduced the 'Garden City' concept in May 1967.
- The Micropropagation Laboratory for orchid hybridisation was founded by Eric Holttum.
- Henry Nicholas Ridley introduced the 'herringbone' rubber tree tapping system in Singapore.
- The programme involves selecting orchids from photos sent to diplomatic teams before state visits.
- Orchids named for leaders implicated in violence may be removed from prominent display.
Entities
Artists
- Eric Holttum
- Henry Nicholas Ridley
- Jackie Chan
- Jane Goodall
Institutions
- ArtReview Asia
- International Criminal Court
- National Orchid Garden
- Royal Botanic Gardens Kew
- Singapore Botanic Gardens
Locations
- Bangladesh
- Boston
- Davao City
- Hague
- Hong Kong
- India
- London
- Malaya
- Philippines
- Singapore
- Switzerland