European Chamber of Commerce in Singapore

Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister, Mr Lawrence Wong, delivered his third Budget speech on 16 February 2024. The Minister started with outlining the mixed economic outlook arising from continued geopolitical contestations and the need to act swiftly to combat climate change. Moreover, national economic growth in the past year was very modest, at 1,1%. […]

In line with Singapore’s pledge to achieve net-zero emissions, the construction and materials sector is stepping up to play its part. The objective of this panel discussion is to facilitate a collaborative dialogue on practical solutions and innovative approaches to advance sustainable construction practices, aligning with Singapore’s broader sustainability goals. The recent regulation from SGX […]

EuroCham is organising the Conversations on Ethical and Responsible AI event.. Our primary objective is to stimulate discussions and raise awareness across various industries regarding the critical importance of adopting responsible and ethical AI practices. During the event, we will explore the significant individual and corporate responsibilities associated with AI implementation, using case studies to […]

The digital trade landscape is rapidly evolving, driven by the need for efficiency, economic benefits, and global collaboration. The event aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the legal progress in digital trade, highlighting the benefits derived from the adoption and implementation of the UNCITRAL Model Laws. By examining the recent advancements made in the […]

The European Chamber of Commerce (Singapore) is delighted to share that Mr Chan Chun Sing, Minister for Education, will be the Guest of Honour at the EuroCham Education & Academic Committee Launch, joined by Her Excellency Iwona Piórko (Ambassador of the European Union to Singapore), and Mr Jens Rübbert, President of the European Chamber of […]

The world is producing twice as much plastic waste as two decades ago, yet only 9% is recycled. Growing the circular economy – where products and materials are kept in circulation through processes that include reuse, recycling and composting – is needed to stop waste from being produced in the first place and to tackle […]