Both the Republic and the EU have set prior environmental commitments. - ST
SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): In the global quest to tackle climate change and the extinction of wildlife species, there are many opportunities for Singapore and the European Union to collaborate, such as in the areas of green finance and urban greening.
These potential partnerships, which also include the research, development and deployment of low-carbon energy options, were a topic of discussion between European Commission executive vice-president Frans Timmermans and three Singapore ministers during a meeting on Thursday (July 8).
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