S'pore will stop arms transfers without blocking legitimate trade with Myanmar: MFA


Singapore will continue with efforts to prevent the Myanmar junta from accessing military supplies through the Republic. - Photo: Reuters

SINGAPORE: Singapore will continue with efforts to prevent the Myanmar junta from accessing military supplies through the Republic while being mindful about not blocking legitimate trade and transactions with Myanmar as that will hurt civilians there, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) said on Friday (June 28).

“Legitimate trade and financial links between Singapore and Myanmar are necessary to support the livelihoods of the Myanmar people,” MFA said in a statement.

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