Singapore, India ink MoUs on food safety and maritime heritage

Both also signed a telecoms-broadcasting cooperation letter.

Singapore and India have signed two memoranda of understanding covering food safety and maritime heritage cooperation following the fourth India-Singapore Ministerial Roundtable on 20 August.

The two countries also exchanged a Letter of Intent between the Infocomm Media Development Authority and the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India covering cooperation in telecommunications and broadcasting.

In addition, both sides discussed cooperation in sustainability, digitalisation, skills development, healthcare and medicine, advanced manufacturing, and connectivity.

Singapore and India agreed to further advance the National Centre of Excellence for Advanced Manufacturing in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, which will be supported by the Singapore Cooperation Programme.

Indian companies also explored ways to use Singapore as a platform to access international markets.

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