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Singtel partners NTUC in five-year MOU to provide better connectivity

Douglas Toh
Douglas Toh • 2 min read
Singtel partners NTUC in five-year MOU to provide better connectivity
Anna Yip, deputy CEO of Singtel Singapore (left), and Steve Tan, Director, Membership Services Division, NTUC signing the MOU. Photo: Singtel
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Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel) and the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to provide better connectivity to NTUC’s 1.3 million members, especially youths and professionals, managers and executives (PMEs). 

The five-year partnership will see Singtel investing over $5 million to provide free or subsidised connectivity to some 6,000 NTUC members who are retrenched and from lower-income families, as well as digital literacy training to help members be better prepared against scams.

All NTUC members will enjoy exclusive offers and discounts across Singtel’s suite of consumer products, including mobile, broadband and TV.

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