Singapore and UAE ink 8 MoU to deepen ties

The memoranda spans areas such as artificial intelligence and civil nuclear cooperation.

Singapore and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) signed eight memoranda of understanding covering areas such as social development, public service cooperation, artificial intelligence, teacher training, executive education, leadership development, and civil nuclear cooperation.

During discussions on 29 October, the leaders explored ways to enhance collaboration through the Abu Dhabi-Singapore Joint Forum, a partnership established in 2008 to drive cooperation across sectors.

They also exchanged insights and best practices in public administration, climate change mitigation, and clean energy, underscoring their commitment to sustainable development.

Abu Dhabi’s Crown Prince, Sheikh Khaled Bin Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, received a ceremonial welcome and later met with Prime Minister Lawrence Wong. The two leaders reaffirmed the strong ties and mutual interests between the two, acknowledging both countries' roles as hubs in their respective regions.

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