Singapore and Australia share concern on West Asia conflicts, aiming to strengthen energy security


SINGAPORE (Bernama): Singapore and Australia have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening energy security and maintaining open trade flows amid escalating tensions in West Asia.

In a joint statement on Monday, Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and his Australian counterpart Anthony Albanese voiced deep concern over the situation and its potential impact on global energy supply chains.

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