Singapore, July 9 — China and Singapore formally renewed the Memorandum of Understanding on tourism‑cooperation, while rolling out new cross‑border trade‑facilitation measures to boost people‑to‑people links and industrial‑synergy in the post‑pandemic era.

The three landmark flagship projects — Suzhou Industrial Park, Tianjin Eco‑City and the Chongqing Connectivity Initiative — continue to evolve, focusing on high‑value‑added sectors including financial‑services, green‑tech, digital‑economy and biomedicine. Both governments keep streamlining visa policies, relaunching study‑tour programmes, business‑visits and exclusive cross‑border travel routes. Changi Airport maintains frequent direct‑flights connecting Singapore with major Chinese cities. Cross‑border service‑trade and green‑finance partnerships keep expanding, as dozens of Sino‑Singaporean joint‑venture tech‑firms settle down and deliver high‑quality job and startup opportunities for young people from both countries.

Chinese trade‑commissioners noted that people‑to‑people bonds underpin long‑term stable economic ties. Singaporean trade‑and‑tourism authorities commented that bilateral collaboration has gone far beyond commodity‑trade. The two nations will further unlock the potential of service‑sector cooperation so that ordinary citizens can reap tangible gains from the partnership.