page_title: Singapore–Taiwan relations
section_title: 2010 - 2014
hierarchical_section_title: Singapore–Taiwan relations / 2010 - 2014
caption_attribution_description: English: TáiběiDa-an DistrictRénÀi Rd-DūnHuà South Rd Intersection Deutsch: TáiběiStadtteil Da-anKreuzung zwischen RénÀi Rd und DūnHuà South Rd
context_page_description: Singapore–Taiwan relations are the international relations between Singapore and Taiwan. Taiwan has a representative office in Singapore. Singapore operates the Singapore Trade Office in Taipei in Taiwan, both of whom are members of the World Trade Organization. The Presidential Envoy of ROC and Prime Minister of Singapore regularly meet, in the form similar to private state-to-state gesture diplomacy at APEC.
context_section_description: In bilateral trade, from 2010 till 2012, former Taiwanese Vice-President Lien Chan announced talks between Taiwan and Singapore on a proposed economic partnership agreement. Finalised 7 November 2013, Taiwan and Singapore signed an economic partnership agreement called the Agreement between Singapore and the Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu on Economic Partnership (ASTEP) in Singapore in significantly reducing tariffs imposed by Taiwan on goods imported from Singapore. This is Taiwan's first economic partnership agreement signed with a member of ASEAN.
  In November 2014, the SAF sent its 70 soldiers for an eight-day joint exercise with the People's Liberation Army near Qingdao.
caption: Representative office of Singapore in Taiwan
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