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India, Australia explore opportunities for greater collaboration

  • India and Australia held structured talks to strengthen their bilateral partnership and explore enhanced cooperation opportunities, as noted by Indian High Commissioner Nagesh Singh after meeting Australian Opposition Deputy Leader Andrew Hastie.
  • High Commissioner Nagesh Singh met Australia's Deputy Leader of the Opposition and also engaged with former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, who reflected on strong bilateral ties with India.
  • In July, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, focusing on advancements in commerce, defence, technology, education, and cultural ties during the Australia-India Annual Summit.
  • During the Summit, both leaders finalized multiple MoUs, emphasized commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific, and launched the India-Australia Sports Collaboration Roadmap at Melbourne Cricket Ground to expand cooperation in sports and related fields.
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India, Australia explore opportunities for greater collaboration

India and Australia held high-level discussions on Monday to strengthen bilateral ties and explore new areas of cooperation. Indian High Commissioner Nagesh Singh met Australias Deputy Opposition Leader and Shadow Minister for Industry and Sovereign Capability, Andrew Hastie.

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Bengaluru, Sep 7 (IANS), Australian Trade and Investment Commission Commissioner Nathan Davis has made a big statement regarding space cooperation between India and Australia. He said that after the implementation of the Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (ECTA) in 2022, bilateral trade between the two countries has reached the historic figure of 50 billion Australian dollars. This agreement has also given new impetus to the space sector. …

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