Singapore, Aussie infrastructure players 'should join hands to capture more opportunities'
Singapore
SINGAPORE and Australian infrastructure players should work together to reap "significant potential gains" amid the rising demand for infrastructure investments in the region, said Senior Minister of State for Trade and Industry Koh Poh Koon.
While Singapore is Australia's top trading partner among Asean countries, Dr Koh noted that there is "still space to build on our strong partnership and expand economic cooperations" in the infrastructure sector.
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