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Minister for Trade and Industry (Trade) Lim Hng Kiang’s Visit to Shanghai for the Ground-breaking Ceremony of the Shanghai New Bund International Hospital Project in Qiantan

12 March 2015

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Minister for Trade and Industry (Trade) Lim Hng Kiang visited Shanghai in November 2015 for the ground-breaking ceremony of the Shanghai New Bund International Hospital project in Qiantan.  A joint venture between the Raffles Medical Group and the Shanghai Lujiazui Group, the agreement for this 400-bed international hospital in Pudong was signed during Shanghai Mayor Yang Xiong’s visit to Singapore in May 2015. 


While in Shanghai, Minister Lim also witnessed the signing ceremony for the Winterland project between Singapore KOP Limited, Shanghai Lujiazui Group and Shanghai Harbour City Development Group.  The Winterland is a resort project in Pudong featuring retail, office, residential and hotel components, alongside an entertainment theme-park resort featuring skiing and other winter sports facilities.  

Raffles Hospital Shanghai groundbreaking with people digging, a stone marker, and lion dancers.

(Photo: Minister Lim, IE Singapore Chief Executive Teo Eng Cheong, CG Ong Siew Gay, Pudong New District Vice Mayor Xie Yumin, Chairman of Raffles Medical Group Dr Loo Choon Yong, and representatives from Shanghai Lujiazui Group at the ground-breaking ceremony of the Shanghai New Bund International Hospital project.)

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(3 December 2015)

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