India and Singapore held Foreign Office Consultations in Singapore, discussing key areas of bilateral and multilateral cooperation, including digitalisation, trade, and defence
The India-Singapore Foreign Office Consultations took place in Singapore on March 7th, 2025, co-chaired by Secretary (East) of the Ministry of External Affairs, Jaideep Mazumder, and Permanent Secretary (Development) of Singapore’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Luke Goh. The discussions covered a broad range of bilateral and multilateral topics aimed at strengthening ties between the two nations.
Both sides explored cooperation in various sectors, including digitalisation, skills development, sustainability, healthcare, advanced manufacturing, connectivity, defence, trade, and investments. They also exchanged views on cultural collaborations and people-to-people exchanges, highlighting the importance of fostering closer relations at multiple levels.
Additionally, the discussions addressed global and regional challenges, emphasising shared priorities in maintaining stability and economic growth. The consultations reinforced the commitment of both nations to deepening their strategic partnership through continuous dialogue and collaboration.
