A Pan-Asian summit between US President Barack Obama and the leaders of Asian nations has Singapore and America reaffirming their bro-ship.
Associated Press reports that President Obama hailed Singapore as one of USA's most closest partners in Asia after a one-on-one meeting yesterday with Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in Malaysia.
The meeting saw both leaders discussing efforts to counter ISIS, climate change, tensions in the South China Sea and the recently signed Trans-Pacific Partnership free-trade pact and climate change.
In turn, Lee mentioned to Obama that all countries in the region appreciate his pivot towards Asia and his regular visits.
The American president is wrapping up a nine-day trip to Turkey, the Philippines and Malaysia.
A Pan-Asian summit between US President Barack Obama and the leaders of Asian nations has Singapore and America reaffirming their bro-ship.
Associated Press reports that President Obama hailed Singapore as one of USA's most closest partners in Asia after a one-on-one meeting yesterday with Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in Malaysia.
The meeting saw both leaders discussing efforts to counter ISIS, climate change, tensions in the South China Sea and the recently signed Trans-Pacific Partnership free-trade pact and climate change.
In turn, Lee mentioned to Obama that all countries in the region appreciate his pivot towards Asia and his regular visits.
The American president is wrapping up a nine-day trip to Turkey, the Philippines and Malaysia.