Singapore and Mongolia strengthened bilateral cooperation on climate action through a new agreement supporting the implementation of the Paris Agreement, marking 55 years of diplomatic relations.
Singapore and Mongolia formalised a landmark climate cooperation agreement on 6 October 2025 in Singapore, aimed at advancing joint efforts to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement and deepen bilateral collaboration in sustainability and green development. The signing marked a significant milestone as both countries commemorated the 55th anniversary of diplomatic relations.
The agreement was signed by Mongolia’s Minister of Environment and Climate Change Batbaatar Bat and Singapore’s Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu. It was previously co-signed by Mongolia’s First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Development Uchral Nyam-Osor and Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade and Industry Gan Kim Yong. Officials from both governments attended the ceremony, underscoring the importance of the partnership.
Image by: Embassy of Mongolia in Singapore
The cooperation framework will facilitate joint climate initiatives, including emissions mitigation, green investment, and low-carbon development. It is expected to support capacity building and knowledge exchange, enabling both countries to pursue innovative solutions aligned with global climate objectives. Singapore and Mongolia also expressed interest in expanding collaboration in areas such as green finance and carbon markets.
The agreement reflects both countries’ continued commitment to strengthening economic and environmental cooperation. Despite geographical distance, the partnership seeks to enhance connectivity and mutual support on climate policy and sustainable growth. Officials from both sides highlighted that the agreement represents a key step in building long-term resilience and deepening future collaboration.
This initiative forms part of Singapore’s broader effort to work with regional and global partners to accelerate the transition to a sustainable, low-carbon future, while supporting international frameworks for climate action and cooperation.
Source: Embassy of Mongolia in Singapore
