Singapore and Indonesia have agreed to deepen bilateral cooperation following the Singapore–Indonesia Leaders’ Retreat in Jakarta on Monday (6 Jul), where Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Lawrence Wong met President Prabowo Subianto.
The leaders reaffirmed their commitment to closer cooperation amid evolving geopolitical challenges, signing new agreements covering energy, environmental cooperation, digital development, carbon credits and nuclear collaboration.
Key developments:
- MOUs signed on carbon credits, cross-border electricity trading, environmental and digital cooperation, and nuclear collaboration.
- New partnerships announced in fintech, healthcare, research, women’s empowerment, child protection and regional supply chains.
- Defence, economic cooperation and air connectivity were reviewed, alongside stronger business collaboration through AI-enabled trade facilitation.
Both leaders also agreed to work closely during Singapore’s ASEAN Chairmanship in 2027 and prepare for the 60th anniversary of Singapore–Indonesia diplomatic relations in 2027.
ℹ️ Minister of Foreign Affairs, Singapore
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