Singapore, Luxembourg eye deeper ties in quantum, AI and space tech

The countries are also looking to strengthen ASEAN-EU links.

Singapore and Luxembourg are looking to deepen cooperation in quantum technology, artificial intelligence, space, and satellite communications as the two countries expand bilateral economic ties, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong announced.

Speaking at the Official Lunch Hosted in Honour of Luxembourg Prime Minister Luc Frieden in September, Wong said the two sides could also work together to strengthen economic and institutional links between ASEAN and the European Union (EU).

“Our economic ties have flourished,” he said. “Luxembourg is the largest EU investor in Singapore, and our second-largest investment destination in the EU.”

He added that both countries support open trade and international cooperation.

The event marked Frieden’s first visit to Singapore as prime minister, a year after the two countries marked the 50th anniversary of diplomatic relations.

Two months before the visit, Luxembourg opened its first resident embassy in Singapore.

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