Strengthening Ties: India and Singapore's Strategic Partnership Roadmap Unveiled
India and Singapore have unveiled a strategic partnership roadmap to bolster their comprehensive ties, focusing on trade, manufacturing, and digital and green technology. Prime Ministers Narendra Modi and Lawrence Wong highlighted objectives to enhance market access and agreed on multiple areas of cooperation for regional stability and growth.

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India and Singapore recently announced a detailed roadmap to enhance their strategic partnership, with a focus on improving trade and market access. The initiative was unveiled during talks between India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Singapore's Prime Minister Lawrence Wong. The leaders emphasized their commitment to navigating global trade disruptions.
The bilateral agreement will target advancements in areas such as advanced manufacturing, semiconductor technology, green shipping, and artificial intelligence. Collaborative efforts will extend to vital sectors like defense, civil nuclear energy, and urban water management. The partnership seeks to harness mutual strengths for geopolitical stability.
Five pivotal agreements were signed, bolstering cooperation in aviation, skill development, space innovation, and digital asset frameworks. Both countries also spotlighted their resolve to combat terrorism, underscoring a shared commitment to peace and mutual growth, reaffirmed by Singapore's support following the recent Pahalgam attack.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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