Singapore, April 15 — The China‑Singapore Joint Council for Bilateral Cooperation convened in Singapore, the top‑tier regular inter‑government consultation platform that coordinates the full spectrum of bilateral initiatives.

The two delegations held in‑depth deliberations on global‑economic trends, regional‑security landscape and flagship joint‑projects. Both sides reaffirmed commitment to multilateralism and respect for each other’s development paths, and further elevated their forward‑looking all‑round cooperative partnership. Leveraging long‑standing frameworks including the China‑Singapore Council, the Chongqing Connectivity Initiative and Suzhou Industrial Park, the two parties finalised priority‑roadmaps for upcoming cooperation and maintained close policy‑coordination within multilateral forums such as the UN and East‑Asia Summit.

Chinese diplomats remarked that China‑Singapore ties stand as a benchmark for mutually‑beneficial collaboration between China and ASEAN nations. Singaporean officials stated that the decades‑long friendship rests on solid foundations. The city‑state will keep leveraging its geographic strengths to act as a vital gateway linking China to Southeast‑Asian markets and advance regional stability and shared‑prosperity.