Australia’s relationship with India continues to advance strategically and economically.
The Comprehensive Strategic Partnership (CSP) signed between Australia and India in June 2020 underscores the ambition, trust and energy that characterise our contemporary ties.
Join us on Monday 29 August 2022 to celebrate India’s 75th anniversary of independence.
Supported by DFAT, the Australia India Chamber of Commerce welcomes your participation in this shared celebration.
The AICC How India Business Forum will provide business leaders, investors, and exporters with a unique opportunity to hear from key industry leaders across a broad range of topics that help advance Australia’s foreign and trade policy interests.
There will be invitation only roundtables following the business forum.
The AICC Gala dinner takes you on a journey, as you indulge in gourmet food and an unforgettable cultural experience with one of the world’s finest interpreters of the music of Richard Strauss, Maestro Zubin Mehta as part of the Australian World Orchestra Tour. Avail an abundance of opportunities that come when surrounded by brilliant minds that are shaping the India-Australia relationship.
Anjali Rao is a multi award winning journalist, having interviewed some of the highest profile persons in the world including the Dalai Lama and former US President Bill Clinton. Anjali has covered breaking stories from the 9/11 attacks, and the 2004 Asian Tsunami to the death of Pope John Paul II and the bombings in London.
Working all over the world, Anjali has anchored at both Sky News and Channel 5 News in London, as well as CNN International and hosting on SBS’s acclaimed current affairs show, Dateline.
In recent times Anjali has moved to reality TV, featuring on season 5 of The Real Housewives of Melbourne.
The AICC is pleased to support Australian Friends of Asha for Slums charity, through the event. Asha, meaning ‘hope’ in Hindi, has been transforming lives and helping the slum dwellers of Delhi since 1988. Led by Dr Kiran Martin through the charity, now over 700,000 residents in 95 slum colonies have access to essential medical care and treatment.
The Australia India Chamber of Commerce (The AICC) exists as the premium business network launchpad.