UAE and Singapore deepen partnership
The Emirati and Singaporean sides agreed to strengthen their relations in the fields of trade, energy, artificial intelligence, and security, especially through expanding the comprehensive partnership and signing memoranda of understanding in areas such as investment, energy, water, and innovation. Non-oil trade between the two countries amounted to approximately $6.5 billion in 2025, representing a 25% increase over 2024. They aim to expand cooperation in key sectors to bolster their economic ties, including the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA). Additionally, they focused on enhancing collaboration in energy security, research and development, the transformation of the nuclear energy sector, experience exchange, and consolidating cooperation in the water sector, with an emphasis on sustainability and technological innovation. They agreed on the importance of multilateral cooperation, especially with the Asian and Gulf regions, and on reviving cultural collaboration initiatives and regional stability efforts, while emphasizing the need to respect sovereignty and the United Nations Charter.
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