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SG, AU sign MoU on green and innovation collaboration

The Prime Minister said it will further strengthen Singapore and Australia's ties.

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with NSW Premier Chris Minns on green economy and innovation collaboration, according to a Facebook post.

“This partnership will open up new opportunities for our businesses and further strengthen Singapore and Australia ties,” Wong said.

Wong also talked with Michael Fullilove at the Lowy Institute, where they discussed the global trends and exchanged views with officials, academics, and business leaders.

“I also had discussions with Australian business leaders to explore how we can deepen cooperation in trade, investment, clean energy, and the digital economy,” the Prime Minister said. 
 

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