About

Authoritative International Platform

Leveraging the UN Global Compact Belt and Road Action Platform, the Summit will connect relevant departments in China and Singapore, UN agencies, multinational enterprises and international organizations to build a high-level international dialogue and cooperation platform.

China-Singapore Alignment and ASEAN Access

Based on complementary China-Singapore industrial strengths and regional market demand, the Summit will help companies understand Singapore and ASEAN business environments, policy rules and cooperation opportunities.

Green and Digital Empowerment

Aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals, the Summit will focus on green infrastructure, green finance, digital enablement and health-related topics to provide practical pathways for sustainable transformation.

Civilizational Exchange and Regional Cooperation

Through Maritime Silk Road cultural cooperation, the Summit will promote mutual learning among civilizations, integrate economic and trade exchanges, and expand regional cooperation opportunities.

Key Deliverables and Practical Cooperation

The Summit will launch the 2026 Singapore Declaration, flagship research outputs, China-Singapore cooperation project lists, and expert groups in areas such as sustainable energy and digital infrastructure.

High-Level Network and International Standards

The Summit will bring together political, business, financial and industry leaders to share international compliance and sustainable development experience and connect companies with quality partners.

Chinese Government Representatives

National Development and Reform Commission

Ministry of Commerce

Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Singapore Government Representatives

H.E. Mr. Tharman Shanmugaratnam, President of Singapore

Ms Grace FU Hai Yien, Minister for Sustainability, Environment and Trade Relations

Mr. Tan See Leng, Minister for Energy, Science and Technology, and Manpower

International Organization Representatives

Li Junhua, United Nations Under-Secretary-General and President of ECOSOC

Sanda Ojiambo, CEO and Executive Director of the UN Global Compact

Selwin Hart, Special Adviser to the Secretary-General on Climate Action and Just Transition, Assistant Secretary-General

United Nations Secretary-General’s Envoy on Youth

Stephen Jackson, United Nations Resident Coordinator in China

Pierre Krähenbühl, Director-General of the International Committee of the Red Cross

Marcos Prado Troyjo, Former President of the New Development Bank

Erik Berglof, Chief Economist of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

High-Level Steering Committee Member

Yu Jia, Director of International Development Cooperation, Institute of New Structural Economics, Peking University

Sponsor and Enterprise Speakers

Potential entrepreneur representatives from China, Singapore and other countries

Temasek

City Development

DBS Bank

CapitaLand

Chambers, Associations and NGOs

China Foundation for Peace and Development

China International Investment Promotion Agency

China Electricity Council

Essential Items Checklist

·Original passport

·Conference invitation letter or participation confirmation

·Flight itinerary or e-ticket

·Hotel booking confirmation

·Return or onward travel itinerary

·SG Arrival Card submission confirmation

·Commonly used bank cards and a small amount of Singapore dollar cash

·Mobile phone, charger and power bank

·Type G travel adaptor

·Light rain gear and a light jacket

All travellers are generally required to submit the SG Arrival Card within three days before arriving in Singapore. Holders of ordinary passports of the People's Republic of China may enter Singapore visa-free for a stay of up to 30 days from 9 February 2024; however, final admission remains subject to the assessment and approval of the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) of Singapore.

Emergency Contacts

Singapore Police: 999

Singapore Fire / Ambulance: 995

Non-emergency Ambulance: 1777

Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the Republic of Singapore:

Address: 150 Tanglin Road, Singapore 247969

Ministry of Foreign Affairs Global Emergency Hotline for Consular Protection and Services: +86-10-12308 / +65-65612308

Emergency Hotline for Consular Protection and Assistance for Chinese Citizens: +65-64750165 (24 hours)

Consular Protection Email: singapore_hr@csm.mfa.gov.cn

Organiser Enquiries:

ting.wu@unglobalcompact.org

ruixiang.zhao@unglobalcompact.org

Mobile Connectivity / SIM Cards

Participants may purchase physical SIM cards, eSIMs or international roaming services through online platforms, at Singapore Changi Airport, convenience stores in the city, or telecommunications retail outlets.

Major mobile operators in Singapore include:

·Singtel

·StarHub

·M1

Participants are advised to check in advance whether their mobile phones support eSIM and to activate international roaming or prepare an alternative connectivity option before departure.

Payment Methods

Most shopping malls, hotels, restaurants, convenience stores, taxis and public transport services in Singapore accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express and other bank cards, as well as Alipay and WeChat Pay. Public transport may be paid for using contactless bank cards or mobile wallets supported by SimplyGo.

Participants are advised to carry a small amount of Singapore dollar cash for small vendors, hawker centres or other cash-payment situations.

Local Climate

Singapore is hot and humid throughout the year, and showers or thunderstorms may occur in September. Participants are advised to bring light rain gear, sun protection and comfortable walking shoes. Indoor air-conditioning may be strong, so a light jacket is recommended.

Dress Code

Business formal or business casual attire is recommended during the Summit.

Men may wear a shirt, blazer, trousers and leather shoes.

Women may wear a blazer, blouse, dress, trousers or business suit.

Given Singapore's warm outdoor climate and cooler indoor air-conditioning, lightweight and breathable fabrics are recommended. Participants may also bring a light jacket.

Power Plugs

Singapore uses Type G three-pin plugs, with a standard voltage of 230V and frequency of 50Hz. Participants from China are advised to prepare a Type G travel adaptor in advance.

Immigration and Safety Reminders

Before arrival, participants should submit the SG Arrival Card through official channels and retain the confirmation record. Please do not enter passport information or make payments through unofficial links.

Conference invitation letters, registration payment information and organiser notices shall be subject to the official communications issued by the UN Global Compact Sustainable Infrastructure for the Belt and Road Initiative to Accelerate the SDGs Action Platform. All invitation letters for this event are issued directly and officially by the Action Platform. No third-party organisation or individual has been authorised to issue invitations on its behalf.

Safety Tips

Jakarta and Bandung are generally considered safe, but avoid areas affected by political unrest or poor public security. Watch for pickpockets in crowded public places, secure your valuables, and avoid displaying cash or expensive jewelry. Tap water is not suitable for drinking; purchase bottled water from a reputable brand and confirm that the seal is intact. Food from roadside stalls may not meet appropriate hygiene standards and is not recommended.