Three Memorandums of Understanding (MOU) fostering closer partnerships between Singapore and India were signed today (Nov 24) in the presence of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and India Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
The MOUs cover co-operation in civil aviation, capacity building as well as consulting and advisory services in urban sector projects, International Enterprise Singapore (IE Singapore) said in a statement.
Mr Modi, who is on a state visit to Singapore, addressed about 500 business delegates at the India-Singapore economic convention earlier, together with Minister for Trade & Industry (Industry) S. Iswaran.
14 C-suite executives from Singapore companies with major commitments in India also had the opportunity to interact with PM Modi at the closed-door IE Singapore "Global Conversations" session after the convention at Marina Bay Sands.
During the India-Singapore economic convention, three sectors with greatest potential to offer business opportunities and partnerships in India were highlighted: Consumerism, Manufacturing and Urban Solutions.
24/11/15 AsiaOne
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The MOUs cover co-operation in civil aviation, capacity building as well as consulting and advisory services in urban sector projects, International Enterprise Singapore (IE Singapore) said in a statement.
Mr Modi, who is on a state visit to Singapore, addressed about 500 business delegates at the India-Singapore economic convention earlier, together with Minister for Trade & Industry (Industry) S. Iswaran.
14 C-suite executives from Singapore companies with major commitments in India also had the opportunity to interact with PM Modi at the closed-door IE Singapore "Global Conversations" session after the convention at Marina Bay Sands.
During the India-Singapore economic convention, three sectors with greatest potential to offer business opportunities and partnerships in India were highlighted: Consumerism, Manufacturing and Urban Solutions.
24/11/15 AsiaOne
