S'pore inks three deals with African nations
Surbana Jurong, Singapore Manufacturing Federation also boosting presence in promising Africa region
Singapore
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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