Past Events

AIBC was invited by Trade and Investment Queensland (TIQ) to host a panel discussion on “Taste of Queensland in India” in Brisbane in March 2024. Fresh produce exports to India are a key priority of the Queensland government, following AI-ECTA. The Panel Discussion was part of a networking luncheon hosted by TIQ and Avocados Australia

Following AIBC’s Football Roundtable earlier this year in Melbourne, we are seeing some early wins. Our team was invited to the A-Leagues Western United Football Club‘s new facilities in Melbourne’s West  along with  the Indian Super League East Bengal Club. Both these clubs have initiated steps to for potential exchange and future collaboration opportunities.  Western United is also seeking greater

AIBC and ASSOCHAM (The Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry of India), one of India’s national industry chambers curated a roundtable discussion in New Delhi in February 2024 on the “business environment in Australia and collaborative opportunities between Australia and India.”  Jodi McKay, AIBC National Chair and Ravneet Pawha, National Vice-Chair both joined the occasion

 A Networking Meet for members was held in Perth on 14 March, where AIBC’s WA Chapter also shared their Strategic Plan for 2024.   Our WA members turned out in full strength for the event, eager to connect with each other and to know about plans for the year ahead, given the strengthening WA-India ties.  The

AIBC hosted events in Sydney, Canberra and Perth in February to welcome Mr Gopal Baglay, the new Indian High Commissioner in Australia. In Sydney, the event also welcomed Dr S Janakiraman, the Indian Consul General for Sydney and South Australia. Chris Minns, NSW Premier and Andrew Barr, ACT Chief Minister,were present at the occasions in

Our Queensland Chapter, led by President Nik Senapati, had a discussion with the new Australian Consul-General for Mumbai, Mr Paul Murphy, earlier this month in Brisbane. The discussions were organized by DFAT and focused on various industries, including agri-food, education, media and critical minerals. In addition to our members, also present at the occasion was

Our #Sports Industry Chapter convened a high level football roundtable in Melbourne on potential collaboration opportunities for Australia with India. The roundtable was captained by Molina Asthana, AIBC’s National Lead for Sport, Art and Culture and co-incided with the visit of Rupak Saha, assistant general secretary of the East Bengal Football Club, India’s oldest football

AIBC is delighted to have supported  Vibrant Gujarat 2024 (10-12 January) and the Tamil Nadu Global Investor Meet (7-8 January) in their landmark global summits and to explore partnership opportunities with Australia. Vibrant Gujarat, now in its 10th anniversary edition, underscores India’s growing global significance with over 130,000 participants from 100+ countries. Chennai’s two-day event is a testament to the progressive

AIBC Queensland Chapter kicked off their 2024 innings with a lively networking cocktail for members at the Stamford Plaza in Brisbane on 18 January 2024. The mood was clearly upbeat with the 30+ participants exchanging notes on their recent initiatives in the Indian market, following AIECTA, and their plans for the year ahead. Among the