Government Relations Services in Singapore

Ministry Of Culture, Community And Youth Mccy

The Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth seeks to inspire Singaporeans through the arts and sports, strengthen community bonds, and promote volunteerism and philanthropy. Since its inception in November 2012, MCCY has been actively engaging the arts, heritage, sports, community and youth sectors. The Ministry aims to bring into sharper focus the efforts to build a more cohesive and vibrant society, and to deepen a sense of identity and belonging to the nation. MCCY will work with its stakeholders to create an environment where Singaporeans can pursue their aspirations for a better quality of life and together, build a gracious and caring society we are proud to call home. twitter.com/MCCYsg instagram.com/MCCYsg

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National Youth Council Singapore

NYC is the national body for youth development in Singapore and the focal point of international youth affairs. NYC was set up by the Singapore Government on 1 November 1989 as the national co-ordinating body for youth affairs in Singapore and the focal point of international youth affairs. On 1 January 2015, NYC began its operations as an autonomous agency under the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) and housed two key institutions: Outward Bound Singapore (OBS) and Youth Corps Singapore. Together, the agency will drive youth development and broaden outreach to young Singaporeans and youth sector organisations. Mr Edwin Tong, Minister for Culture, Community and Youth, is the Chairperson of the 16th Council. The Council comprises members from diverse backgrounds such as the youth, media, arts, sports, corporate and government sectors.

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Youth Corps Singapore

Youth Corps Singapore provides volunteering opportunities for youths aged 15 - 35 through community service events, with a focus on social inclusion and sustainability in sectors such as children, youth and families, mental health, people with special needs, seniors, and environment both locally and overseas. Regardless of your skill sets, we provide ample opportunities for you to hone your skills and develop new skills. You will also meet like minded youths who are passionate about serving the community. Join us to make a difference as you learn, volunteer, lead and connect!

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Ministry Of Digital Development And Information

The Ministry of Digital Development and Information (MDDI, formerly Ministry of Communications and Information) drives Singapore’s digital development in four key domains — the economy, government, security, and society. MDDI oversees the development of the infocomm technology, cybersecurity, and media sectors; the Government’s digitalisation initiatives; and the national library, national archives, and public libraries. The Ministry is also responsible for effective public communications, and the Government’s information and public communication policies.

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Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance Aplma

The Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance (APLMA) unites 22 governments in Asia Pacific committed to eliminating malaria in the region by 2030. APLMA translates evidence to advocate for policy change at the national and subnational level while sharing best practices and supporting collaboration across the region. By uniting leaders, financing, cross-border efforts, partnerships, data and inclusive practices, APLMA provides governments and political leaders access to regional and national insights, as well as visibility on the game-changing approaches and tools needed to end malaria.

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Infrastructure Asia

Infrastructure Asia (InfraAsia) is a project facilitation office established by the Singapore Government (set up by Enterprise Singapore and the Monetary Authority of Singapore) to support Asia’s social and economic growth through sustainable infrastructure development. We are committed to developing a robust pipeline of bankable projects and investment opportunities by working closely with regional governments, private companies and both commercial and multilateral developments banks. Centered on our shared vision of "Making Infrastructure Happen", we bring partnerships and expertise that position us as a catalyst for sustainable infrastructure development in Asia.

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Singapore Cooperation Enterprise

Singapore Cooperation Enterprise (SCE) is an agency formed by the Ministry of Trade and Industry and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Singapore in May 2006 to respond effectively to the multitude of foreign requests to tap on Singapore’s development experience. SCE works closely with Singapore’s 16 ministries and over 60 statutory boards to tailor possible solutions to match the foreign parties’ needs. SCE also serves as the focal point of access to expertise across these public agencies. SCE’s primary mission is to lead in public sector collaboration projects with foreign governments so as to build long-term partnerships with foreign parties and offer opportunities for Singapore’s private sector. SCE is currently an integrated arm of Enterprise Singapore, the Singapore government agency championing enterprise development and supporting the growth of Singapore as a hub for global trading and startups.

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Vriens & Partners

Vriens & Partners is Southeast Asia’s leading government affairs consultancy, with over 110 staff and 30 advisors across 9 offices in capitals around the region and in Washington D.C. We deliver nuanced and effective government affairs strategies built on trusted relationships with the highest levels of government, and with stakeholders along the entire policymaking chain. Government Affairs Strategy & Advocacy - Develop and execute policy strategies with real impact 2. Market Entry & Expansion - Design market entry strategies into contested and complex policy and commercial environments 3. Policy Communications - Craft communications strategies to support government affairs objectives 4. Political & Commercial Analysis - Illuminate political and commercial power dynamics to assess risks and opportunities

51 to 200 staff

Embassy Of Switzerland In Singapore

As the official representation of Switzerland, the embassy covers all matters concerning diplomatic relations between the two countries. It represents Swiss interests in the areas of political, economic and financial affairs, legal arrangements, science, education and culture. The embassy supports cooperation between Switzerland and Singapore. In this respect, close contact with the respective ministries of economic affairs is important. Bilateral meetings organised by the embassy are used to strengthen relations between Switzerland and Singapore. The embassy promotes the Swiss economy in the host country, Swiss exports and tourism. It establishes contacts with Swiss businesses and provides them with general information and legal advice concerning the economy of the host country. The embassy monitors the economic and political situation in the country and communicates developments that are of interest to Switzerland. The embassy fosters collaboration in the areas of science, technology and education with the aim of strengthening cooperation between the two countries in terms of research and innovation. It promotes the exchange of ideas between scientific institutions and universities. It also supports Swiss students in the host country and tries to encourage qualified students from the Singapore to study in Switzerland. In terms of culture, the embassy aims to promote mutual understanding in its work to implement Swiss cultural policy. It strengthens contacts with – and between – relevant cultural institutions of Switzerland and Singapore, and also with artists, for example supporting Swiss artists who would like to show their work abroad. Events organised or supported by the embassy should highlight Switzerland's commitment to culture and help build bridges between different cultures. With regard to the media, the embassy acts as an interface between the Swiss government and the official representations in Singapore.

11 to 50 staff

Eu-Asean Business Council

The EU-ASEAN Business Council (EU-ABC) is the primary voice for European Business within the ASEAN region. The overarching objective of the EU-ABC is to promote changes in policies, rules and regulations so that European businesses can more easily invest and develop their businesses in ASEAN, benefiting not only their own shareholders but local economies and populations as well. Formally established and constituted in early 2014, the EU-ABC has existed on an informal basis since 2011, successfully organising several ASEAN-EU Business Summits and regularly interacting with the European Commission, ASEAN Member States, ASEAN Secretariat, and other related organisations such as the ASEAN Business Advisory Council. The EU-ABC’s membership consists of large European MNCs and the nine European Chambers of Commerce from around Southeast Asia. As such, the EU-ABC represents a diverse range of European industries cutting across almost every commercial sphere from car manufacturing through to financial services and including FMCG and high-end electronics and communications. Our members all have a vested interest in enhancing trade, commerce and investment between Europe and ASEAN. The EU-ABC has established, and continues to develop, a series of Advocacy Groups covering both individual commercial sectors (e.g. Automotive; Insurance; Financial Services; ICT; Healthcare) and cross-industry issues (e.g. Customs Procedures & Trade Facilitation; IPR/Illicit Trade; Human Capital & Labour Regulation). For membership enquiries, please email us at info@eu-asean.eu or visit for more information.

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Japanese Association Of Singapore

The Japanese Association, Singapore was established in 1915 and re-established in 1957, with a history of over 100 years. Prewar Japanese Association was a gathering place for Japanese who lived in Singapore and took care of member's welfare, their children's education as well as cemetery maintenance.

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Embassy Of Denmark In Singapore

Welcome to the official page of the Royal Danish Embassy in Singapore. Representing Denmark in Singapore, the Embassy forms a bridge between individuals and businesses from both countries. Led by Ambassador Jakob Brix Tange, we work on strengthening trade relations, cultural exchange and knowledge sharing across Singaporean and Danish markets, while at the same time promoting cooperation and diplomatic relations between our two countries. The Trade Council at the Embassy can help you enter the Singaporean market or expand your existing business in the region. You may also follow for more information and insights on green cooperation between Denmark and Singapore. Initiated by the Royal Danish Embassy in Singapore, the platform is an open community of thought leaders and Danish companies to inspire and promote green collaboration between Denmark and Southeast Asia.

11 to 50 staff

Sarawak Trade & Tourism Office Singapore

Sarawak Trade and Tourism Office Singapore (STATOS) commenced operation in August 2019 and provides professional advisory services to traders, investors and tourism industry players. The STATOS office and gallery are staffed by a team comprising both professionals from Sarawak and Singapore. STATOS helps importers from Singapore, exporters from Sarawak and investors who are interested in tapping into the exciting and diverse range of Sarawak resources. The state is focusing on developing Sarawak by leveraging on Singapore’s strategic position as a global trade hub and gateway for Sarawak products to gain exposure to the global market. Our strategy has been developed with the strong cooperation and collaboration of the related industry players, businesses, associations, communities and all tiers of government.

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White Rook Advisory

Founded in 2017, headquartered in Singapore. White Rook Advisory has been supporting our partners in the Asia Pacific region navigate the complex fields of public affairs, government relations, strategic communications and crisis management. We keep our finger on the pulse of the dynamic landscape here and our partners trust us to provide experienced and expert counsel on the challenges they face.

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Royal Thai Embassy, Singapore

Royal Thai Embassy, Singapore สถานเอกอัครราชทูต ณ สิงคโปร์ For information on Visa & Consular matters please visit:

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Sonangol Asia Limited

A comprehensive directory of Singapore companies certified to the highly acclaimed ISO standards and other internationally recognised certification standards.

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Asia-Europe Meeting Asem

The Asia-Europe Meeting (#ASEM) is an intergovernmental forum for dialogue and cooperation established in 1996 to deepen relations between Asia and Europe, which addresses political, economic and socio-cultural issues of common concern. ASEM brings together 53 Partners: Australia, Austria, Bangladesh, Belgium, Brunei Darussalam, Bulgaria, Cambodia, China, Croatia, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Korea, the Lao PDR, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Malta, Mongolia, Myanmar, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, the Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Romania, the Russian Federation, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, the United Kingdom, Viet Nam, the European Union and the ASEAN Secretariat. ASEM is not an international organisation and has no Secretariat. Foreign Ministers and their Senior Officials have an overall coordinating role within the ASEM Process. They are assisted in this by an informal group of coordinators: 2 from the Asian side (1 representing ASEAN and 1 the Non-ASEAN countries) and 2 from the European side (the European External Action Services (EEAS) as a permanent coordinator and the half-yearly rotating European Union Presidency). Located in Singapore, the Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF) administers and manages the ASEM InfoBoard (AIB) on behalf of the 53 ASEM Partners. This was created and maintained with the financial support of the European Union. Its contents are the sole responsibility of and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union. For more information, please visit

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High Commission Of The Republic Of Rwanda

The High Commission of Rwanda in Singapore was officially opened in 2008, after the establishment of diplomatic relations between the Republic of Rwanda and Singapore in 2005. Rwanda’s only High Commission in Southeast Asia, the High Commission in Singapore also serves as the non-resident Mission to Australia, New Zealand and Indonesia. The High Commission is headed by His Excellency Jean de Dieu Uwihanganye, who was appointed High Commissioner in 2019. The goal of the High Commission is to maintain and strengthen friendly diplomatic relations and cooperation that exist between Rwanda and Singapore, as well as to support economic and cultural exchanges between both countries. The High Commission is always on hand to provide any requisite consular and administrative assistance to Rwandans residing within our jurisdiction, potential visitors to Rwanda and interested investors. The High Commission of the Republic of Rwanda in Singapore is also the non-Resident mission to:*Australia *New Zealand *Indonesia Contact details High Commission of the Republic of Rwanda 8 Temasek Boulevard #14-03 Suntec Tower 3 Singapore 038988 Email: infosingapore@embassy.gov.rw Tel:+65 6884 4621 Honorary Consulates-General of the Republic of Rwanda *Honorary Consulate-General of the Republic of Rwanda in Victoria, Australia Consul-General Mr Michael Roux P.O. Box 18058 Collins Street East, Victoria 8003, Australia Email: consul-general@rwandacg.org.au Tel:+61 (0) 401 099 115 *Honorary Consulate-General of the Republic of Rwanda in New Zealand Consul-General Ms Clare de Lore 49 Dell Road RD 4 Pukekohe 2679, Auckland, New Zealand Email: claredelore@gmail.com Tel:+64 (09) 232 0064

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Smart Egg

Smart Egg is a Cognitive PuzzleGame developer company. Cognitive PuzzleGame is a new category between puzzles and games. A puzzle when you play on your own. A game when you play against each other. When played as a game, each player has to have their own PuzzleGame. There is no limit to the number of players. PuzzleGames are abstract games, suitable for every age group over 6y. A single game contains a wide range of difficulty levels suitable for all audiences. The rules are simple, and easy to understand. Be careful! These games are extremely fun and addictive! May the flow be with you during the solving and playing!

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Uk In Singapore

The British High Commission in Singapore maintains and develops relations between the UK and Singapore. The UK and Singapore work together on trade, investment and science and research to help ensure the continued prosperity of both our nations, and to invest in the futures of our younger generations. The SG-UK Strategic Partnership continues to build on our nations' shared achievements and looks to the future through new collaborative initiatives.

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Estonian Embassy In Singapore

Welcome to the official page of the Estonian Embassy in Singapore! Our mission is to deepen relations between Estonia and Singapore, provide consular services, and share about all things Estonia. Our Embassy is also home to the Estonian Business Hub, a place that connects enterprises from Estonia and Singapore. Here we are also bring Estonian culture and ideas to the country.

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Our Sg - Home Of Forward Sg

Forward Singapore is a whole-of-society effort to refresh our social compact. By partnering one another through Forward Singapore, we will build a fairer and more inclusive society, with opportunities for all.

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Embassy Of The Republic Of Kazakhstan In The Republic Of Singapore

Embassy of Kazakhstan in Singapore, Australia and New Zealand

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Vgti Sea - Victorian Government Trade And Investment Southeast Asia

The Victorian Government is committed to a long-term presence in Southeast Asia, enhancing connections and strengthening our two-way commercial ties. The Victorian Government Trade and Investment offices in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Vietnam are the local access point for exporters and investors. We lead on trade, investment and education engagement, working closely with Global Victoria, Invest Victoria and Study Melbourne,

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Geoworks

GeoWorks is an industry centre to promote business growth, drive innovation and foster a well-connected geospatial community. At GeoWorks, SLA brings together geospatial businesses, sectoral users, research institutions and government to foster a vibrant geospatial ecosystem in Singapore and the region.

51 to 200 staff

The Singapore Mint

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Embassy Of Brazil In Singapore

The Embassy of Brazil in Singapore is the main diplomatic representation of the government and the people of Brazil in the Singapore

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Secured Global Business Consulting

Governmental Lobbying - Policy Advocacy and Direct Lobbying: With deep knowledge of legislative processes, we directly engage with policymakers to advocate for favourable outcomes for your organisation- Grassroots Campaign Management: We design and execute campaigns to mobilize public support, influencing policy decisions from the ground up- Strategic Advisory and Legislative Monitoring: Stay ahead of policy changes with our strategic advisory services and comprehensive legislative monitoring, ensuring you’re always prepared for the evolving political landscape. Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Consulting - Sustainability Strategy Development: We help businesses integrate sustainability into their core strategy, focusing on environmental conservation, social responsibility, and ethical governance to drive long-term growth- ESG Risk Management: Our experts identify and evaluate ESG risks, providing actionable insights to mitigate these risks and capitalize on new opportunities- Investor Relations and ESG Reporting: We assist in communicating your ESG commitments and performance to stakeholders, aligning with investor expectations and regulatory requirements.

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Ci Yuan Youth Network

Youth network group of Ci Yuan Community Centre committed to volunteerism

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Indonesia Investment Promotion Center Iipc Singapore

The Indonesia Investment Promotion Center (IIPC) Singapore serves as an arm of the Ministry of Investment/Indonesia Investment Coordinating Board (BKPM), dedicated to nurturing and expanding Indonesia's investment landscape across the ASEAN region. With a strategic focus on fostering bilateral and multilateral investment partnerships, IIPC Singapore is at the forefront of guiding investors through the myriad of opportunities in Indonesia’s vibrant economy. Our Services- Investment Facilitation - Providing comprehensive guidance on investment opportunities, regulatory landscapes, and incentives- Market Insights - Delivering up-to-date information and analyses on industry trends, market potentials, and economic policies- Business Matching - Connecting investors with potential partners, projects, and stakeholders in Indonesia- Aftercare Services - Offering ongoing support to ensure the long-term success and expansion of investments in Indonesia. For inquiries about investment opportunities, regulatory advice, or to schedule a consultation, please reach out to us: Address: Suntec City Tower 3, Floor 33, Singapore 038988 Email: iipc.sg@bkpm.go.id

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Parliament Secretariat

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