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Singapore Cooperation Enterprise (SCE) was pleased to welcome a high-level delegation from the Asian Development Bank (A...
23/06/2026

Singapore Cooperation Enterprise (SCE) was pleased to welcome a high-level delegation from the Asian Development Bank (ADB), comprising Mr Shreekrishna N., Alternate Executive Director (Nepal); Ms Abigail Demopulos, Alternate Executive Director (United States); Ms Maja Sverdrup, Alternate Executive Director (Denmark); Mr Theutthoune SOUKALOUN, Alternate Executive Director (Lao PDR); Mr Hafiz Daud, Director’s Advisor (Brunei Darussalam); and Mr Jackie B. Surtani, Regional Director, Singapore Office.

The delegation was hosted by Mr Tay Lian Chew, Deputy CEO; Mr Eric Lee, Director of Partnerships and Training; and Ms Flora Ang, Senior Manager, Partnerships and Training. The meeting builds on the recent Cooperation Arrangement signed between SCE and ADB and provided an opportunity for a fruitful exchange of views on strengthening through the sharing of Singapore’s development experience and exploring potential areas of collaboration.

Discussions focused on how the partnership can now be translated into implementation, and how Singapore’s public sector experience and expertise can be shared with ADB’s DMCs through practical knowledge exchange and capacity-building initiatives. The delegation also sought to better understand SCE’s role in delivering advisory and capability-building programmes and facilitating government-to-government collaboration.

Both sides explored the complementary strengths of SCE and ADB - combining ADB’s regional reach and financing capabilities with SCE’s access to Singapore’s public sector expertise - to deliver greater development impact in the region.

SCE looks forward to working closely with ADB to turn shared priorities into tangible outcomes for member countries across Asia and the Pacific.

As Hanoi continues to expand its urban railway network, the city is taking important steps towards building an integrate...
19/06/2026

As Hanoi continues to expand its urban railway network, the city is taking important steps towards building an integrated and sustainable public transport system that connects communities, employment centres, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and key economic hubs across the capital.

Against this backdrop, Singapore Cooperation Enterprise (SCE) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Hanoi Metropolitan Railway Management Board (MRB) at the Asia Infrastructure Forum 2026.

The MoU establishes a framework for collaboration in the planning, development, operation, and management of metro and urban railway systems. Through this partnership, SCE will share Singapore’s experience and expertise in urban transport and support strategic initiatives that contribute to the advancement of Hanoi’s urban rail network.

Urban rail systems play a vital role in shaping sustainable and liveable cities by enhancing connectivity, supporting economic growth, and improving mobility for residents. SCE looks forward to partnering with MRB to support Hanoi’s urban rail ambitions and contribute to the city’s long-term development goals.

As cities face increasing water stress, climate change, and rapid urbanisation, water circularity has become an importan...
16/06/2026

As cities face increasing water stress, climate change, and rapid urbanisation, water circularity has become an important priority in building sustainable and resilient urban environments.

Earlier this month, Singapore Cooperation Enterprise (SCE), represented by Ms Daisy Boon and Ms Yvonne Lim, together with our partner consultant Jacobs, convened urban practitioners from the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA) and cities across India in New Delhi to exchange perspectives on practical approaches to advancing water circularity.

The workshop was opened by Ms Grace Lalrindiki Pachuau, IAS, Deputy Secretary, MoHUA, and Ms Daisy Boon, Director, SCE. Marking the completion of the first workshop under the MoHUA–SCE Phase II collaboration on Urban Water Management, the session provided a platform for participants to explore Singapore’s water journey, urban resilience, climate adaptation, and used water management practices. Through the exchange of experiences and city-level perspectives, participants discussed practical pathways for translating water circularity principles into local implementation strategies.

The discussions underscored the importance of integrated planning, innovation, and cross-sector collaboration in strengthening urban water resilience. While in India, the SCE delegation also met with senior officials from MoHUA and the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC) to explore opportunities for future collaboration in sustainable urban development, water management, and environmental sustainability.

SCE extends its appreciation to MoHUA and all participants for their active engagement and valuable contributions. We look forward to continuing our partnership in support of more water-secure and climate-resilient cities.

16/06/2026

In conjunction with the President of Singapore, H.E. Tharman Shanmugaratnam's, state visit to Tanzania, SCE CEO Mr Wy Mun Kong had the opportunity to share with CNA on how Singapore Cooperation Enterprise (SCE) forges partnerships through the sharing of Singapore’s development experience, working with foreign governments to identify and adapt relevant practices to support their development goals and open up opportunities for Singapore companies.

This approach is evident since SCE's first key engagement with Tanzania government back in 2014, where SCE had helped to develop urban Masterplans (2015 to 2035) for Mwanza and Arusha (key cities in Tanzania) and brought in Surbana Consultants (now SJ) as its technical delivery partner.

During the visit, SCE also signed a Memorandum of Understanding on trade facilitation and connectivity, industrial park planning and SME development, which represents another milestone in advancing cooperation between Singapore and Tanzania. Beyond knowledge exchange, this partnership also creates opportunities to deepen business linkages and foster greater collaboration between organisations from both countries.

As Singapore strengthens its engagement with Africa, SCE remains committed to building trusted partnerships, sharing relevant expertise, and supporting sustainable development outcomes that deliver mutual value and long-term impact.


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Singapore Cooperation Enterprise (SCE) was pleased to welcome a delegation from the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and E...
08/06/2026

Singapore Cooperation Enterprise (SCE) was pleased to welcome a delegation from the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Employment (MoICE), Royal Government of Bhutan, to Singapore from 2 to 4 June for a study visit on Bhutan’s Industrial Development Roadmap. The delegation was hosted by Mr Eric Lee, Director, Partnerships and Training; Ms Daisy Boon, Director, Central and South Asia & Eastern Europe; Ms Flora Ang, Senior Manager, Partnerships and Training; and Ms Yvonne Lim, Senior Manager, Central and South Asia & Eastern Europe. The programme provided a platform for participants to gain insights into Singapore’s approach to industrial transformation, SME development, and sustainable economic growth.

Through dynamic engagements with Singapore’s public sector agencies Enterprise Singapore, IMDA, Singapore Tourism Board, ITE College Central, and National Heritage Board where the delegation gained valuable insights into how Singapore supports enterprise growth, strengthens industry competitiveness, and drives innovation-led development. The conversations brought to life key strategies around empowering SMEs, advancing digital transformation, and building industries that are ready for the future.

This learning journey was further enriched by engagements with industry partners and associations, including Association of Small & Medium Enterprises, The Federation of Merchants' Associations, Singapore, raiSE, and Singapore National Employers Federation (SNEF). These interactions grounded the discussions in real-world experience, offering practical perspectives and lessons from implementation on the ground.

Together, these engagements evolved into a rich two-way exchange of ideas, covering areas such as enterprise and industry development, social entrepreneurship, workforce and skills transformation, tourism growth strategies, and the role of heritage in shaping economic value.

Beyond the formal sessions, learning continued in more informal settings. A visit to the Singapore Oceanarium provided the delegation with an opportunity to experience one of Singapore’s attractions firsthand, while deepening connections through conversations, shared reflections, and moments of discovery.

SCE extends its appreciation to our lead consultant Chin Chuan Wee, with support from Ministry of Trade and Industry (Singapore) and all partner agencies and organisations for their valuable contributions to the programme. We look forward to continuing our collaboration with Bhutan and supporting its efforts to advance sustainable and inclusive economic development.

The 2nd Joint Implementation Steering Committee (JISC) meeting was held in Singapore on 11 May, co-chaired by Minister o...
13/05/2026

The 2nd Joint Implementation Steering Committee (JISC) meeting was held in Singapore on 11 May, co-chaired by Minister of State Siow Huang Gan and Honourable Minister Nara Lokesh. The meeting reviewed the progress of deliverables under the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between Singapore and Andhra Pradesh in November 2025.

The JISC was organised following the successful conclusion of the Singapore-Andhra Pradesh Governance Excellence Programme (SAGE) which brought together six Andhra Pradesh Ministers for exchanges on areas such as urban planning, governance, public service delivery and more. This was an important milestone achievement under the human resource development track of the AP-Singapore MOU.

The JISC also reviewed and took stock of progress made within the short but intensive six months since the signing of the MOU. Notable areas of collaboration included discussions and exchanges on enhancing the livability of the built environment in Amaravati, strengthening economic growth opportunities within the Amaravati Economic Region, and exploring the incorporation of digital technologies into urban governance and service delivery.

SCE is honoured to be part of Andhra Pradesh’s growth and transformation journey and looks forward to supporting deeper collaboration and exchanges under the AP-Singapore partnership.

Singapore Cooperation Enterprise (SCE) is honoured to partner the Ministry of Trade and Industry (Singapore) on the Sing...
23/04/2026

Singapore Cooperation Enterprise (SCE) is honoured to partner the Ministry of Trade and Industry (Singapore) on the Singapore-Andhra Pradesh Governance Excellence (SAGE) Programme, which aims to promote exchanges and deepen mutual understanding of governance systems between Andhra Pradesh and Singapore.

Last week, we welcomed six Ministers from Andhra Pradesh to Singapore for the inaugural run of the programme. The programme kicked off with a welcome lunch hosted by Minister of State Siow Huang Gan, who engaged the Ministers in discussions on emerging challenges, policy priorities, and opportunities for collaboration. Over the course of the week, the Ministers exchanged views with Singapore’s experts and practitioners on key areas including governance, social cohesion, economic development and infrastructure, crisis management and resilience, and digitalisation.

We would like to thank distinguished experts, Peter Ho, Ang Hak Seng and Kee Pok Seah from SCE’s Panel of Experts, Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS), NUS Cities and MTI Academy for their strong support in jointly developing the programme with SCE and contributing to its success. We also thank our partners PSA Singapore, Singapore Business Federation, Singapore Police Force, Prem Kumar, Swee Say Lim and Eng Pheng Tan for their contributions to this engagement.

SCE is pleased to contribute to strengthening bilateral cooperation and fostering deeper understanding between Singapore and Andhra Pradesh.

Singapore Cooperation Enterprise (SCE) continues to strengthen its engagements and friendships with countries in West Af...
13/04/2026

Singapore Cooperation Enterprise (SCE) continues to strengthen its engagements and friendships with countries in West Africa, with the successful delivery of a Capacity Building Programme on SME Development for the Côte d’Ivoire government in Abidjan from 7–10 April 2026, in partnership with GUDE-PME and with the support of Enterprise Singapore. This programme reflects a shared commitment to supporting SME development and private sector growth in Africa, which represents a large untapped market for Singapore companies.

Over four days, the programme brought together officials from GUDE-PME and relevant agencies to exchange insights on strengthening SME ecosystems, with a focus on practical policy approaches and implementation strategies. Participants gained insights from Singapore’s experience and industry practitioners, including:

- Mr Wee Chin Chuan, Founder of Global Sustainability Nexus, who shared Singapore’s policy approaches to SME development, including the role of SME Centres and access to finance;

- Mr Saikat Chowdhury, Managing Director of Nivesal, who provided practical perspectives on the establishment and ex*****on of micro and mini industries; and

- Mr Kevin Ng, Managing Director of ThunderQuote, who delivered a virtual session on digital transformation, including a case study on the SME Go Digital programme.

The programme also provided a platform for participants to reflect on Côte d’Ivoire’s national priorities and explore actionable strategies to support enterprise growth, job creation, and economic diversification.

SCE thanks Enterprise Singapore, GUDE-PME, and GSF Global Advisors for their strong collaboration and support. We look forward to building on this partnership and supporting Côte d’Ivoire’s continued efforts to enhance its SME ecosystem.

Singapore Cooperation Enterprise (SCE) continue de renforcer ses partenariats et ses relations avec les pays d’Afrique de l’Ouest, avec la réussite de la mise en œuvre d’un programme de renforcement des capacités sur le développement des PME pour le gouvernement de la Côte d’Ivoire à Abidjan, du 7 au 10 avril 2026, en partenariat avec GUDE-PME et avec le soutien de Enterprise Singapore. Ce programme reflète un engagement commun à soutenir le développement des PME et la croissance du secteur privé en Afrique, qui représente un vaste marché encore inexploité pour les entreprises Singapouriennes.

Les participants ont également échangé sur les priorités de la Côte d’Ivoire et exploré des solutions concrètes pour soutenir la croissance des PME et le développement économique.

SCE remercie tous les partenaires (Enterprise Singapore, GUDE-PME et leur partenaire GSF Global Advisors) pour leur collaboration et se réjouit de poursuivre ce partenariat et le renforcement de PMEs.

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