Singapore and New Zealand reaffirm ties on sidelines of Asean summit
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VIENTIANE - Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his New Zealand counterpart John Key affirmed the excellent relations between their countries in a meeting on Wednesday afternoon (Sept 7).
They affirmed the excellent bilateral ties underscored by multi-faceted cooperation and discussed regional and international developments, said Mr Lee's Press Secretary Chang Li Lin.
They also talked about ways to enhance the bilateral relations during their 30-minute meeting on the sidelines of the Asean Summit.
This will be discussed in greater detail later this year at the Singapore-New Zealand Strategic Dialogue, an annual meeting between senior officials from both countries.
