Korea-Singapore Digital Partnership Agreement (KSDPA)

Korea-Singapore Digital Partnership Agreement (KSDPA)

The KSDPA is Singapore’s fourth Digital Economy Agreement (DEA), and the first with an Asian country.
 
The agreement will deepen bilateral cooperation in the digital economy between both countries, by establishing forward looking digital trade rules and norms to promote interoperability between digital systems. This will enable more seamless cross-border data flows and build a trusted and secure digital environment for our businesses and consumers.

The KSDPA includes the following key features:

Download infographic on the key features of KSDPA [PDF, 263 KB].

Press releases

• 19 May 2023 - Press Release on Korea-Singapore Digital Economy Dialogue [PDF, 182 KB]

• 13 January 2023 - The Korea-Singapore Digital Partnership Agreement enters into force [PDF, 460 KB]

• 21 November 2022 - Singapore and the Republic of Korea sign the Korea-Singapore Digital Partnership Agreement [PDF, 687 KB]

• 15 December 2021 - Singapore and the Republic of Korea conclude negotiations on a Digital Economy Agreement [PDF, 550 KB]

• 22 June 2020 - Singapore and the Republic Of Korea launch negotiations on Digital Partnership Agreement [PDF, 259 KB]

Text of the KSDPA

• Korea-Singapore Digital Partnership Agreement [PDF, 1.7 MB]

MOUs

• MOU on Implementing the Korea-Singapore Digital Economy Dialogue [PDF, 194 KB]

• MOU on the Electronic Exchange of Data to Facilitate the Implementation of the Korea-Singapore Digital Partnership Agreement [PDF, 211 KB]

• MOU on Cooperation on Artificial Intelligence [PDF, 237 KB]