Singapore signed seven memorandums for understanding, and strengthened cooperation in promoting business exchanges, fintech, innovation and entrepreneurship, carbonization, and research and development.
In conjunction with Hong Kong Chief Executive Li Jiachao, the Singapore Industry and Commerce Federation, Singapore Blockchain Association, Global Entrepreneurship Network, Mirxes Company, Singapore National University, Jibao Enterprise, and Singapore Retailers AssociationInstitutions and enterprises, signed a memorandum of understanding with Hong Kong partners to promise to strengthen cooperation in different fields.
The partners in the two places of Xin Kong attended the commercial dinner held by the Hong Kong Government and the Hong Kong Trade Development Bureau at the Fulun Hotel on Monday (July 24), and took a photo with Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Policy, Wang Ruijie, and Li Jiachao took a photo.The dinner is full of enthusiasm for strengthening cooperation.
Wang Ruijie: It is particularly important to advocate free trade and rules -based regional architecture.
Vice Premier and Minister of Economic Policy Wang Ruijie expressed relief to the Memorandum of understanding of the understanding of the understanding of the understanding of the understanding of the two places.He said that despite the challenges of the outbreak of crown disease and global situation, bilateral economic relations between Singapore and Hong Kong are still tough.
Last year, Hong Kong was the fifth largest trading partner in Singapore and the third largest foreign investment destination.At the same time, Singapore is the fourth largest trading partner in Hong Kong and the seventh largest investor.
Wang Ruijie said: "Establishing a cooperative relationship is a key factor in catalyzing the influence solution. Welcome friends from Hong Kong to cooperate with us to fully seize new growth opportunities."
He also pointed out that Singapore expressed support for Hong Kong's application for the application of regional comprehensive economic partnership (RCEP)."With the (Xingang), the two places continue to promote and have confidence in the multilateral trading system based on rules.Intellectual property protection and law enforcement operations. "
Wang Ruijie said that the situation of epidemic and geopolitical tensions, as well as interference in the supply chain, has led many countries to strengthen the toughness inward. Some countries have also taken the opportunity to implement protectionist measures on the grounds of ensuring national security.In view of this, the advocates of the new ports as free trade and rules -based regional trade structures are particularly important when facing major changes in the global environment.
Wang Ruijie: Xinxiang can promote the connection and cooperation between the Greater China and the Aya'an
On the other hand, Wang Ruijie emphasized that Singapore and Hong Kong are in a good position. By promoting the connection and cooperation between the two regions of Greater China and Asia, they can contribute to expanding economic cakes and bring opportunities.
"Singapore and Hong Kong can jointly support the development of the Asian and Greater Bay Area for the development of intelligence and green urban agglomerations. The two cities have thick research skills and powerful capital, which can develop and adopt green building technology and various sustainable solutions to solvingNew projects of the plan. These cooperation allows our companies to teach their experience and professional knowledge in their respective regions and other places. "
Li Jiachao arrived in Singapore for three days on Sunday (23rd).He met with Singapore Prime Minister Li Xianlong on Monday and attended the luncheon set up by Li Xianlong.He also spoke at a Monday business dinner and reiterated the close cooperative relationship of Xingang.
Li Jiachao pointed out that Hong Kong has about 4,000 startup companies and establishes a powerful network composed of venture investors, entrepreneurial incubators and accelerators.He believes that Hong Kong and Singapore's startup companies have cooperative potential to develop new markets.
