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Energy, carbon credits, and boosting talent are amongst their priorities.

Discussions between the two countries took place from 28 to 30 August in Johor.

The two economies signed 20 projects in sustainability, health, and agritech.

One of the three initiatives focuses on nuclear energy. 

The countries will also launch a pitch event for startups and SMEs.

The countries will cooperate on sustainable development and green transition.

Singapore also okays the substantial conclusion for clean and fair economy agreements.

The countries will cooperate in areas such as cross-border commercial law.

Allowing such will enhance SG's international standing, said the PMO.

Singapore is not alone in its Smart Water journey, and private companies from all over the world are offering solutions.

Stronger links with China could help Singapore face these changes, the Minister of Trade and Industry said.

Minister of Health and former trade negotiator, Ong Ye Kung, also defends the India-Singapore Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement.

The two maritime nations have committed to strengthen regulatory cooperation and accelerate green finance.