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Australian High Commission, Singapore retweeted
As 2027 ASEAN Chair, 🇸🇬 will play a pivotal role in shaping the #ASEAN agenda. Pleased to meet Mr Harry Goh, DG ASEAN Directorate, to discuss 🇸🇬’s Chair year priorities and our shared commitment to a peaceful, stable and prosperous region.
Australian High Commission, Singapore retweeted
Today marks 23 years since the Singapore-Australia Free Trade Agreement (SAFTA) entered into force🥳 Yesterday, both countries signed the SAFTA Protocol on Economic Resilience and Essential Supplies, reflecting how our prosperity, security, stability, and economic future are intertwined.
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Australia and Singapore are working together to deliver for both our countries 🇦🇺🇸🇬
And across defence, foreign affairs and trade, we’re building on our relationship and making our region stronger.
Great to join the Australia-Singapore Joint Ministerial Committee in Adelaide today.
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Australia and Singapore have built one of the region’s closest and most trusted partnerships.
Today @RichardMarlesMP @Senator_Farrell and I welcomed @VivianBala @DefenceMinSG and Minister Tan See Leng to Adelaide for the Singapore-Australia Joint Ministerial Committee.
Australian High Commission, Singapore retweeted
AUKUS represents the biggest leap in Australia's military capability in more than a century and we are delivering it alongside our close partners — the United States and the United Kingdom.
Great to meet with Secretary Hegseth and Secretary Healey in Singapore for our AUKUS Defence Ministers’ Meeting.
Today, we welcomed a significant milestone under AUKUS Pillar Two, which is focused on advanced capabilities, with the first “Signature Project” under our partnership — working together to develop interoperable and shared systems for Uncrewed Undersea Vehicles, like Australia’s sovereign Ghost Shark.
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With ongoing global instability, open dialogue and cooperation with our partners remains crucial to maintain peace and prosperity in the Indo-Pacific. I'll be attending the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore over the next few days to speak with counterparts and representatives from the region and the globe about our shared goals.
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Australia and Singapore are collaborating to strengthen energy supply chains. We were pleased to host Puah Kok Keong, CEO of Singapore’s Energy Market Authority (EMA) on a Special Visits Program this week. EMA is a key partner in advancing our sustainable energy future.
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This World Earth Day, meet @AusAmbClimate Will Nankervis.
Will shares how our work in renewable and clean energy, and food security is addressing the effects of climate change across Southeast Asia.
@AusAmbASEAN @AusHCSG @DubesAustralia @ausambph @AusAmbVN @ausembpp
Australian High Commission, Singapore retweeted
It was a pleasure to meet Senior Minister Lee Hsien Loong in Singapore to discuss our nations’ close friendship, the shocks in global energy markets, and our shared security challenges.
We will continue to explore ways Australia and Singapore can strengthen our partnership.
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Friends matter always - but never more than in difficult times.
Thank you to @VivianBala for the progress we’ve made on further strengthening our economic resilience in response to the conflict in the Middle East.
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Together with Minister Farrell this week, we finalised an agreement to strengthen the flow of fuel and other essential goods between Australia and Singapore.
By working with trusted regional partners, we can stay ahead of disruptions and keep supply flowing when it counts.
Australian High Commission, Singapore retweeted
We’re working with our partners in the Indo-Pacific to keep fuel flowing for Australians.
Australian High Commission, Singapore retweeted
Our partnership with Australia remains strong, from energy cooperation to securing food and essential supplies. As trusted partners, we will work together to navigate this crisis and emerge stronger and more resilient.
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Delighted to welcome Australian PM @AlboMP to Singapore, though under difficult circumstances. The Middle East crisis has created global uncertainty. In times like these, we reaffirm our commitment to stay open, stay connected, and stand together.
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Singapore is one of Australia’s most important fuel suppliers, helping to keep our economy and people moving.
Today, Prime Minister @LawrenceWongST and I agreed to make maximum efforts to deliver energy security for both our nations.
Because the war in the Middle East might be a long way from here, but it’s having impacts across our region.
And the best way to deal with this is by working together, as partners and neighbours.
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A quarter of Australia’s fuel comes from refineries in Singapore.
That’s why I’m here, working with our international partners to keep fuel flowing for Australians.
Because when things are uncertain around the world, strong relationships with our neighbours matter more than ever.
Australian High Commission, Singapore retweeted
Welcomed Australian Prime Minister @AlboMP Anthony Albanese to Singapore.
Australia is a close friend and strategic partner. We will continue working closely to strengthen cooperation and keep our region open, stable and prosperous.
Australian High Commission, Singapore retweeted
Working with our international partners, we can secure more of the fuel Australia needs.
I’ve landed in Singapore to get down to work.
Australian High Commission, Singapore retweeted
Singapore and Australia are close friends and Comprehensive Strategic Partners. Our prosperity, security, stability and economies are intertwined.
It was my pleasure to welcome Singapore’s Speaker, the Hon Seah Kian Peng, and his delegation to parliament today.
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Flags are flying at half-mast at DFAT headquarters and at our posts around the world as we honour the victims of the Bondi Beach antisemitic terrorist attack and all those affected.
On this National Day of Mourning, we stand with all Australians against hatred and antisemitism.
ALT Australian flags fly at half-mast outside the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade headquaters in Canberra