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MFA Press Statement: 16th Singapore-Kagoshima Conference (17 January 2012)

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17 January 2012

Caption: Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Foreign Affairs and Community Development, Youth and Sports Sam Tan welcoming the Governor of Kagoshima Prefecture Yuichiro Ito to the ...

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Two men in suits shake hands in front of "16th Singapore-Kagoshima Conference" banner.

Caption: Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Foreign Affairs and Community Development, Youth and Sports Sam Tan welcoming the Governor of Kagoshima Prefecture Yuichiro Ito to the 16th Singapore-Kagoshima Conference, 17 January 2012[Photo: MFA]


Singapore hosted the 16th Singapore-Kagoshima Conference on 17 January 2012. Senior Parliamentary Secretary for Foreign Affairs and Community Development, Youth and Sports Mr Sam Tan led the Singapore delegation, while the Japanese delegation was led by Governor of Kagoshima Prefecture His Excellency Yuichiro Ito.

A biennial event, the Singapore-Kagoshima Conference aims to strengthen and deepen cooperation between Singapore and Kagoshima Prefecture. The Conference covered a wide range of topics, including trade, tourism, arts and culture, sports and youth.

This year marks the 30th anniversary of the Conference.

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MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
SINGAPORE
17 JANUARY 2012
 


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