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March 13, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Swedish Companies Visit Singapore Ports

Business Sweden recently led a business delegation compromising of Swedish companies focusing on material handling equipment, power equipment and transport solutions for ports. The aim of the visit was to learn more about the expansion plans for the port of Singapore and to explore opportunities for

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Business Sweden recently led a business delegation compromising of Swedish companies focusing on material handling equipment, power equipment and transport solutions for ports.

The aim of the visit was to learn more about the expansion plans for the port of Singapore and to explore opportunities for collaborations with the participating Swedish companies.

The delegation had fruitful discussion with PSA and Jurong Port, discussing a number of topics including the upcoming plans to develop the ports.

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Press Release, March 13, 2014

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