Common grounds with EU to forge deeper links

Stable environment: Singapore Police Force officers patrol with a police robot at Changi Airport. The country’s reputation for safety, credibility and openness to global talent will help to keep itself attractive to European investments. — AFP

SINGAPORE: Singapore sees opportunities to deepen collaboration with the European Union (EU), such as in digital trade and the green economy, Minister for Manpower Tan See Leng told guests at the European Chamber of Commerce Singapore’s (EuroCham) AGM.

Both Singapore and the EU have strong digital ecosystems, and are committed to achieving net-zero carbon neutrality by 2050, said Tan, who is also Second Minister for Trade and Industry.