The document discusses examples of Singapore's bilateral relations with India, Israel, and Indonesia. It provides details of agreements signed between Singapore and India on military cooperation, joint naval exercises between their navies, and cooperation in fighting terrorism. Regarding Israel, it notes cooperation in areas like healthcare, investments, and technological research. For Indonesia, it describes Singapore providing humanitarian aid after the 2004 earthquake and tsunami. The document also lists benefits of bilateral relations, such as acquiring skills from developed countries, promoting ties with neighbors, and gaining international recognition through assistance.

1. Bilateral Relations Done By: Lim Pei Yan (10) Alison Thia (16) Ng Wei Jun (32) Teng Kai Earm (40)

5.  Bilateral relationships allow Singapore to acquire advanced technological skills from developed countries like USA and Japan  Singapore will be able to further promote political, economic and cultural ties with neighbouring countries like Malaysia and Indonesia thus speeding up its economic and social development  Singapore will be able to gain world recognition and respect when it help friends in need textbook Benefits of Bilateral Relations Benefits of Bilateral Relations