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A Singapore-based company will start human clinical trials next week for a treatment that could slow down the progression of COVID-19 in patients, help them recover faster, and provide temporary protection against the coronavirus.

ICCS, together with the Chairman of Pharma Committee Pierluigi Petrone (CEO Petrone Group and President at Assoram), have activated a direct communication channel with Farmindustria and Assoram that managed to expedite the purchase of sanitary products to be sent to Italy.

“To contain the spread, the government has adopted a cautious reopening approach following a two-month lockdown, with more measures possibly eased later this month. At the same time, it’s spending S$93 billion ($66.7 billion), or 20% of gross domestic product, to cushion the economic impact”

“The rise of global cooling has prompted research and development into ways to make systems more efficient using heat pumps, solar-power, evaporative coolers and other technologies. One of the most effective is to build a system that uses a large central plant that can cool several city blocks”

ICCS is glad to invite you to attend the first webinar organized by the Italy Myanmar Business Association (IMBA) on 11 June 2020 at 10.00 am (IT Time) - 4.00 pm (SG Time) with the support of the Embassy of Italy Yangon and the Embassy of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar Rome.

“Singapore will not falter in its onward march. I believe we can still secure a bright future for ourselves. An even better and stronger Singapore will emerge from this crisis.”

"The S$38 billion budget announced by Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat on May 26 sets out over S$500 million in funds to kick-start a digitally-inspired rebound."

"...Over the past few weeks all stakeholders in aviation – airlines, airports, manufacturers, governments and medical experts – have been working together to develop a plan for safe travel even as the challenges of COVID-19 remain..."

Dear ICCS Members and friends,
ICCS wishes you a happy National Day!

From Tuesday, travellers will be able to transit through Changi Airport, as Singapore gradually emerges from an almost two-month long "circuit breaker".