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MFA COS 2022: Securing Singapore's Place in the World

3 March 2022

Deepening relationships, upholding international law and supporting Singaporeans.

At Committee of Supply 2022, Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr Vivian Balakrishnan, Second Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr Maliki Osman and Senior Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Ms Sim Ann shared about MFA's work in deepening relationships with our partners and friends, upholding international law, while supporting and engaging Singaporeans.

View the video and infographics to find out more about how we work towards securing Singapore's place in the world.

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World map with icons: handshake, scales, people. Text: Securing Singapore's place.
Informational graphic from Singapore's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Text, icons, and flags detail new trade agreements.
Infographic outlining Singapore's role in international law, global health, and climate change initiatives.
Informative poster by MFA Singapore. Topics include Consular affairs and Public Engagement.
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