Dr. Vivian, Singapore Foreign Minister, met with US Secretary of State Brillings in Phnom Penh, Cambodia on Friday (August 5) to talk about the latest situation in the Taiwan Strait and Sino -US relations.Weiwen called on senior leaders to increase contact and conduct dialogue with all parties to establish strategic trust.
According to the statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Singapore, the two exchanged opinions on the region and international situation at the meeting, including Sino -US relations and the latest situation of the Taiwan Strait.Weiwen emphasized that it is necessary to avoid misjudgment and accidents, because this may lead to spiral upgrades of the situation and destroy the stability of the area.
Welcome to the continuous and constructive participation of the United States
Vivian and Brinkensan once again affirmed the excellent and long -term partnership between Singapore and the United States.They believe that the high -level exchanges between the two countries are good, including the new Prime Minister Li Xianlong's visit to the United States twice this year, and several US cabinet ministers to Singapore for work visit.
Weiwen also invited Brinken to visit Singapore at the meeting.
In addition, Venwen welcomes the United States' continued and constructive participation in this region, and looks forward to implementing an open, inclusive and flexible Indo-PACIFIC Economic Framework (IPEF) as soon as possible.
U.S. President Biden officially announced the launch of the Indo -Pacific Economic framework in May this year. 13 founding member states include India, Japan, and Singapore and many other Asian security countries.New Prime Minister Li Xianlong said at the time that the Indo -Pacific Economic framework was important to keep it open, tolerance and flexibility. It allows members to continue to cooperate with many other partners to form a collaborative circle of cooperation with each other and allow other partners to join when preparing.
The framework has four major axes, namely to formulate fair and tough trade rules, strengthen the toughness of supply chain, develop infrastructure and green technology, and tax and anti -corruption work.
