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History Made With All Women Team To Lead Australia India Business Council Ltd
The country’s leading Australia India business chamber will be led by former NSW Leader of the Opposition, Jodi McKay and Ravneet Pawha, Vice President (Global Alliances) and CEO (South Asia) at Deakin University. Ms McKay and Ms Pawha’s election as National Chair and National Vice Chair of the Australia India Business Council Ltd (AIBC) comes
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AIBC signs MoU with the Indian Electrical & Electronics Manufacturers’ Association (IEEMA)
AIBC has signed an MoU with the Indian Electrical & Electronics Manufacturers’ Association (IEEMA) to promote business connections in the electrical industry – this is particularly important given the focus by both Australia and India on green power and new and emerging sources of energy. The IEEMA President, Ms Charu Mathur, had visited Australia in 2022 and the
Diaspora engagement helps to secure Nexport-JBM partnership
AIBC enabled a business to business outcome with the partnership between Nexport, a leading Sydney based EV manufacturer, and the JBM Group, one of India’s leading automotive and renewable energy manufacturers. AIBC witnessed the agreement signing in Delhi, after starting the journey with conversations during Hon. Minister Nitin Gadkari’s visit to Sydney in November 2022.
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Indian states need to engage more in FTA with Australia, says AIBC Chair Jodi McKay in exclusive interview with The Economic Times
Source: Economic Times The Indian authorities led by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been selling the enterprise relationship with Australia and the state governments have to construct this additional to reap the benefits of the Free Commerce Settlement (FTA), mentioned Jodi McKay, Nationwide Chair, the Australia India Enterprise Council (AIBC). The Financial Cooperation and Commerce Settlement (ECTA) is the
AIBC congratulates Swati Dave for being appointed as the first Chair for the Centre of Australia-India Relations (CAIR)
The Australia India Business Council (AIBC) has congratulated Swati Dave on her appointment as the first Chair for the Centre of Australia-India Relations. Swati is a highly respected and an experienced business leader with a track record of successfully transforming large businesses, driving cultural change and managing complex stakeholder engagements across the public and private
Western Australia trade body sees 2023 as the ‘sweet spot’ year in bilateral business relations
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry Western Australia celebrated the historic Australia-India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement coming into force today. It represents a huge opportunity for 2023 to be a ‘sweet spot’ year for diversifying our trade and investment relationships. Businesses across WA wanting to export their goods and services will now have enhanced
South Australian Minister sees many opportunities in ECTA
South Australian businesses will be boosted by a free trade agreement with India that will cut tariffs on 85 per cent of Australia’s exports to India. The new deal includes lentils, lobsters, sheep meat and wool and is expected to gradually rise to cover about 91 per cent of exports in the next decade Acting
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‘India, Australia trade pact to open new biz avenues’
Editorial in The Hindu Businessline The Indian government has set a target of growing the two-way trade with Australia from the current $27 billion to $100 billion by 2030 The India-Australia Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (IA ECTA) is set to open new avenues for business and co-operation. According to Jodi McKay, National Chair, Australia
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Australia India Business Council welcomes landmark trade agreement between Australia and India
MEDIA RELEASE 29th December 2023 National Chair of the Australian India Business Council, Jodi McKay, today welcomed the finalisation of the Australia-India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (ECTA) as a “watershed moment” in the history of the economic and commercial relationship between the two nations. Ms McKay said the agreement was the first step toward