Guangzhou Knowledge City to work with SUSS and SIT on healthcare and AI
Additionally, Business China will expand institutional networks to connect Singapore-China firms with talent
The China-Singapore Guangzhou Knowledge City (CSGKC) has signed three new partnership agreements with Singapore institutions, aiming to strengthen bilateral cooperation in healthcare, artificial intelligence and talent development. The agreements were announced at the 16th Singapore-Guangdong Collaboration Council meeting on Tuesday, August 25.
SIT will join forces with CSGKC in developing smart healthcare technologies, applied research, robotics and care delivery. Business China will expand its institutional networks to connect Singapore-China businesses with talent and innovation communities. Samuel Ng, CEO of CSGKC Investment & Development, emphasized their commitment to advancing regional healthcare capabilities and fostering a connected ecosystem involving industry, research and education.
The CSGKC, established in 2010, is situated in Guangzhou's Huangpu District and serves as a hub for creating new business and talent opportunities in both markets. The city currently hosts an International Biomedicine Innovation Park and plans to establish an International Hub for Innovative Healthcare, Medical and Wellness Services, modeled after Singapore's HealthCity Novena.
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