September 26, 2025 | Shangri-La Singapore

Superconnections: The Business Opportunities Between SEA & China is a half-day seminar that explores how small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can maximise regional opportunities by leveraging Singapore’s strategic position as a launchpad into ASEAN and China. As a global trade hub with world-class infrastructure and strong regional connectivity, Singapore offers unique advantages for businesses looking to scale across Asia. 

The seminar will address key challenges around business regulations, availability of talent and cultural differences across geographies, while spotlighting opportunities through trade digitalisation and cross-border collaboration. Most importantly, it will emphasise how empowering SMEs and fostering regional partnerships can drive long-term, sustainable growth.

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