S'pore inks three deals with African nations
Surbana Jurong, Singapore Manufacturing Federation also boosting presence in promising Africa region
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THE government on Wednesday put pen to paper on three major deals with African countries, which will go a long way towards boosting greater trade and investment between Singapore and Africa.
Singapore's Industry Minister S Iswaran was at the opening of the fourth Africa-Singapore Business Forum to sign all three bilateral pacts: An avoidance of double taxation agreement (DTA) with Ethiopia, an investment treaty with Mozambique, and an air-services agreement with Nigeria.
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