Singapore and Indonesia have inked three key agreements to strengthen cooperation in clean energy and sustainable development, in a “win-win partnership” that marks a significant milestone in their green partnership.
The memorandums of understanding were inked on 13 June during a visit to Jakarta by Singapore’s Minister-in-charge of Energy and Science and Technology, Dr Tan See Leng, and Indonesia’s Minister for Energy and Mineral Resources, Dr Bahlil Lahadalia.
Describing the agreements as a step forward in the two countries’ shared vision for a low-carbon and resilient future, Dr Tan said the deals were mutually beneficial.
“Today’s signing ceremony is not just symbolic. It is a true reflection of both our shared resolve to translate our ideas into actions and to do so in close partnership and mutual trust,” he said in
a speech.
The agreements, Dr Tan added, “offer win-win opportunities” amid global climate challenges and economic uncertainty. They aim to grow and decarbonise both countries’ economies in a sustainable way, spur innovation, and unlock new growth areas. “These are a concrete step to anchor long-term cooperation,” he said.