According to a joint submission to the senate standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defense and Trade inquiry into Australia's trade and Investment relationships with African countries, the Australian Trade and Investment Commission (AUSTRADE) and the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT), Australian companies has to increase trade engagements with Africa. Hence, the Australian Government is committed to a long term ties of friendship and cooperation with the countries of Africa and is acknowledged as a valued partner.
Africa has been described to be the frontier of the global
economy and Australia’s business and investment interests in Africa
are worth over tens of billions of dollars. Its not just about the resources sector
either-Australian involvement in African economies in increasingly reaching
into other areas including education, health and the arts
Globe Chamber of Commerce and
Industry will be organizing the Australia-Africa Economic Forum. It will
be done in partnership with Austrade, DFAT and state governments of Australia to identify and promote
business opportunities and also advocate for a predictable market-oriented
operating environment.
It will be a public private Joint
partnership for the purpose of business growth and development between
countries in both continents with emphasis on Foreign Direct Investment,
project development, Trade, Investment that will bring about an increase in the
African Economy.
Participants and Businesses that get involved will have the opportunity to raise their business profiles, they will also be exposed to knowledge sharing between both continents and meet with potential international business partners
For both Governments, the Economic
Forum has the following advantages
Strengthening
government-to-government engagement
Expanding economic diplomacy
Fostering stronger private sector
linkages
Addressing business risk factors in
Africa and Australia
The event will be held in Sydney, Australia and will be a 6 days
event from the 26th to the 30th of May 2021.
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