A business-focused panel discussion in Brisbane underscored expanding opportunities for Queensland enterprises in the Indian market, reflecting the growing momentum in India–Australia economic relations.
The event was hosted by the Consulate General of India in Brisbane in partnership with Trade and Investment Queensland (TIQ), Business Chamber Queensland (BCQ) and the Australia India Business Council (AIBC). Senior Trade Commissioner Abhinav Bhatia and industry stakeholders shared insights during the session.
Discussions centred on strengthening Queensland–India ties, with particular emphasis on trade frameworks such as the Australia-India Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (AI-ECTA) and the proposed Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA). Speakers also outlined practical approaches for entering the Indian market and navigating local business conditions.
Experts highlighted India’s strong growth trajectory and emerging sectors, encouraging Queensland businesses to explore investment and expansion opportunities.
Organisers said the session aimed to provide actionable insights and facilitate deeper commercial engagement between the two regions, reinforcing India’s position as a key destination for business growth.
