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(L-R) Mr. Ping Yi Yee, Deputy Secretary, Singapore Ministry of Finance; Toshinori Doi, AMRO Director; and Mr. Sing Chiong Leong, Deputy Managing Director, Monetary Authority of Singapore,

AMRO expands Singapore office

The expanded office is equipped with modern digital workplace solutions.

The ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO) has expanded its office space in Singapore which they said will support their medium-term growth plan.

With the expansion, the AMRO now sits on 23,000 square feet of space at the MAS Building in Shenton Way.

Located in the new space are a media room and phone booths to be used for virtual meetings; a nursing room and a prayer room to promote a more inclusive and diverse working culture.

“The expansion of our office space is crucial to supporting AMRO’s growth in the next few years as we play a bigger role in contributing to the macroeconomic and financial stability in ASEAN+3,” said Toshinori Doi, AMRO Director.

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