June 24, 2022
The report highlights the organisations’ recognition of digital trends in Singapore, and exposes some of the key challenges that they encounter while operating. Opportunities are also clearly identified in this report.
The intention of this survey is to raise awareness in the digitalisation of businesses to advocate for a Digital Economy Agreement (DEA) between the EU and the Singapore government, while keeping in mind consumer trends.
Executive Director Eva Vincetic represented the voice of EuroCham Singapore members at the European Business Organisation Worldwide Network (EBOWN) Meetings in Brussels (1–5 June 2026), where 60 Chamber representatives from around the world met with EU institutions and policymakers to share opportunities, challenges, and areas where greater EU support is needed. Discussions included meetings with DG
EuroCham Singapore Contributes to the 2026 EBOWN Global Business Sentiment Report EuroCham Singapore is proud to have contributed to the 2026 EBOWN Global Business Sentiment Report, produced in collaboration with the European Business Organisation Worldwide Network (EBOWN) and EuroChams from around the world. Established in 2001 in Brussels, EBOWN connects 30,000 European businesses across 54
Southeast Asia has the ambition to decarbonise. What it often lacks is the right kind of money. Heavy industry and marine ecosystems in the region need financing that can stay in place for 10 to 15 years, absorb policy changes across the different ASEAN markets, and take on technology risk that banks here have not
From rising FDI inflows and ASEAN’s accelerating digital economy agenda, to new energy transition targets and stronger regional cooperation on AI, cybersecurity, and supply chains, the 48th ASEAN Summit 2026 highlighted key priorities shaping the region’s future growth. The summit was held under the theme “Navigating Our Future, Together” and formed part of the ASEAN
Singapore and New Zealand have signed the world’s first legally binding bilateral agreement to safeguard the flow of essential goods during times of crisis. The agreement was signed in Singapore by Dr Tan See Leng, Singapore’s Minister-in-charge of Energy, Science and Technology, and Todd McClay, New Zealand’s Minister for Trade and Investment, in the presence
The European Chamber of Commerce in Singapore, known as EuroCham, was established in 2001 and is composed of the European National Business Groups in Singapore as well as direct corporate members.
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