India and Singapore have aligned themselves in a bid to urge the South China Sea dispute to be calm. It was during Prime Minister Modi’s visit to Singapore that both countries reaffirmed their respect for international laws including, UNCLOS among others. They wish people to sort out issues without necessarily engaging in war and every country in the region should be afforded equal recognition.
Other important issues that cropped up for the attention of two prime ministers were the Prime Minister of India, Mr Modi, and his Singaporean counterpart PM Lawrence Wong.
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Both leaders agreed that terrorism is the biggest menace to world order and agreed to fight terrorism in all its forms and manifestations.
They stressed that prosperity and security are mutually dependent, and said that it is important not to aggravate tensions in the region.
Both leaders agreed that the issue of maritime disputes should follow international law, especially the UNCLOS.
This is a joint statement while there is tension in the South China Sea where some countries have laid down their claims. By demanding for peace and compliance with international law, India and Singapore have made a clear stance over the matter by seeking order and partnership in the Indo-Pacific region.
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