Singapore and China sign deal for legal cooperation


Law and Home Affairs Minister K. Shanmugam with Chinese State Councillor and Public Security Minister Zhao Kezhi in Beijing. - ST/ANN

BEIJING (ANN): Singapore and China have inked an agreement to deepen legal cooperation, including the setting up of a new vice-minister level platform between the two sides which will meet once every two years.

Law and Home Affairs Minister K. Shanmugam, who is in Guangzhou for a global legal forum, signed the deal with his Chinese counterpart, Minister for Justice Fu Zhenghua in the southern Chinese city on Monday (Dec 9).

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