Singapore, India exchange agreements to tighten links in semiconductors, digital tech


Four MoUs were exchanged on Sept 5, witnessed by PM Lawrence Wong and Indian PM Narendra Modi, who is in the Republic on an official visit. - LIANHE ZAOBAO

SINGAPORE: India and Singapore exchanged agreements on Wednesday (Sept 5) to help firms in the Republic tap into India’s growing semiconductor industry and tighten digital links between the two countries.

They will also be stepping up cooperation in areas such as skills development and healthcare.

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