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Singapore, Australia sign protocol for trade of essential supplies

The pact adds export restrictions limits and a defense resiliency deal to their free trade agreement, covering diesel, liquefied natural gas and military supplies.

  • On Monday, July 27, Singapore and Australia signed a legally-binding protocol in Adelaide to ensure unrestricted flow of essential goods, including diesel and liquefied natural gas.
  • The protocol strengthens supply chain resilience, addressing mutual dependency where Australia supplies liquefied natural gas to Singapore, while Singapore refines petroleum ores for Australian industries.
  • Singapore permanent secretary of defence development Melvyn Ong and Australia's national armaments director Nadine Williams signed a separate industrial base resiliency arrangement to streamline equipment transfers and foster defence partnerships.
  • Under the protocol, both nations commit to avoid export restrictions on essential items while establishing a mechanism to expand the list of covered goods during future crises.
  • The 15th Singapore-Australia Joint Ministerial Committee meeting, marking the 30th anniversary of the dialogue, also solidified agreements to deepen cooperation in emerging areas like artificial intelligence.
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New fuel deal signed

Australia and Singapore have signed a new agreement in the hope of guaranteeing supply.

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NZ Herald broke the news in Auckland, New Zealand on Monday, July 27, 2026.
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