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7th Singapore-Jiangsu Cooperation Council

30 October 2013

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        Minister Heng Sweat Keat co-chaired the 7th Singapore-Jiangsu Cooperation Council (SJCC) with Jiangsu Governor Li Xueyong on 30 October 2013 in Xuzhou. Nine Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) were signed at the annual meeting, spanning environmental services, education and training, integrated mixed-use development, master planning, social management as well as urban solutions. Minister Heng also visited Lum Chang Holding’s mixed-use developmental project to lend support to Singapore companies in Xuzhou.


        Besides Xuzhou, Minister Heng visited Nantong and met with Nantong Party Secretary Ding Dawei. Minister Heng took the opportunity to visit the Suzhou-Nantong Science and Technology Park and Keppel Nantong Shipyard. Minister Heng was accompanied by Vice co-chair of the SJCC MOS Teo Ser Luck, SPS Sam Tan, CG Ong Siew Gay, and a delegation of more than 60 members from the government and business sectors.


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(6 Nov 2013)


Two men in suits seated in chairs across from each other, a floral arrangement in between.

(Picture: Minister Heng Swee Keat (L) with Jiangsu Governor Li Xueyong)




Two men in suits holding framed stamps, standing in an ornate room with gold armchairs.

(Picture: Minister Heng Swee Keat (L) with Nantong Party Secretary Ding Dawei)




Group wearing "Keppel" hard hats view large timeline exhibit in industrial setting.

(Picture: Minister Heng Swee Keat visits Keppel Nantong Shipyard)

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