SIF, VSFA inked MOU to cooperate on climate adoption and dev’t needs

It is expected to strengthen knowledge exchange and dialogue between SG and Vietnam.

The Singapore International Foundation (SIF) and the Vietnam-Singapore Friendship Association (VSFA) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) aiming to deepen the cooperation between the two countries.

The MOU seeks to facilitate partnerships in areas such as climate adoption, young engagement, and development needs.

Lian Wee Cheow, vice chairman of SIF, and Nguyen Duc Hung, vice chairman and general secretary of VSFA, inked the MOU on 26 March 2025.

Through this collaboration, both parties are expected to strengthen knowledge exchange and dialogue between Singaporean and Vietnamese communities, identify and engage strategic partners, and co-curate impactful initiatives that drive positive social change, according to the press announcement.

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