Australia and Singapore have pledged to keep fuel and essential goods flowing as global markets come under pressure from supply chain instability in the wake of the Iran War.
Meeting in Singapore on April 10, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his Singaporean counterpart Lawrence Wong reviewed the Australia-Singapore Comprehensive Strategic Partnership 2.0 (CSP 2.0).
The CSP 2.0 is a formal, decade-long framework for collaboration between the two nations, focusing on defence, trade, supply, energy, technology, and education.
Albanese and Wong issued a joint statement in which they both noted the “significant economic impacts of the current Middle East crisis” as they spoke of the value of Singapore supplying fuel while Australia provided liquid natural gas (LNG)….
Australian PM Meets With Singapore Leader to Secure Fuel Supply
