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MOS Sim Ann's Visit to Anhui Province

24 December 2014

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Minister of State (Communications and Information and Education) Sim Ann attended the ground-breaking ceremonies of the Xuancheng-Singapore Techno-Park and Lu’an-Singapore Eco-Park in Anhui province on 5 – 6 December 2014.  Both projects are invested by Singapore’s Lian Huat Group.


During her visit to Anhui, MOS Sim met Xuancheng Mayor Han Jun and   Lu’an Party Secretary Sun Yunfei separately.  She was accompanied by officials from the Singapore Consulate-General in Shanghai and IE Singapore.



Group at Xuancheng Singapore Techno-Park event behind white pillars and ribbons.

(Photo: MOS Sim Ann and CG Ong Siew Gay attended the ground-breaking ceremony of the Xuancheng-Singapore Techno-Park.)

Two people sitting in red armchairs; table with nameplates between them.

(Photo: Meeting between MOS Sim Ann and Xuancheng Mayor Han Jun.)

People signing an agreement at Xuancheng Singapore Techno-Park with a banner and floral arrangement.

(Photo: MOS Sim Ann witnessed the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between IDA International and Lian Huat Group on the sidelines of the launch of the Xuancheng-Singapore Techno-Park.)

Woman giving red gift box to man in suit and tie.

(Photo: MOS Sim Ann exchanged gifts with Lu’an Party Secretary Sun Yunfei.)

Groundbreaking ceremony with dignitaries, shovels with red bows, and green turf.

(Photo: MOS Sim Ann attended the ground-breaking ceremony of the Lu’an-Singapore Eco Park.)


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(24 December 2014)

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