VP Says Singapore, US Will Coordinate on Supply Chain Resiliency
Vice President Kamala Harris, in a speech in Singapore, said that Singapore's government is beginning a dialogue "on how our two countries can better work together to strengthen supply chain resiliency in this region." Harris said that the pandemic revealed…
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the vulnerability of supply chains for protective gear and for semiconductor chips. "You just ask anybody who's thinking about trying to buy a new car or a used car, and it is more difficult than it has been in a long time because, of course, supply chain issues impact production lines and impact goods getting to market," she said. "I will be meeting with key business leaders here in Singapore to discuss what more we can do together in this region of the world, with private and public sectors, including our own in the United States, to shore up supply lines and supply chains."