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One of the critical issues discussed at these events was the bilateral economic and strategic relations between the two countries, in particular the proposed Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA). “We need to strengthen collaboration and invite sectoral insights to inform the negotiators going forward”, said Dipen Rughani, head of Newland Group. one of the three organisers of an event at the Consulate General of India in Sydney on February 2.

Experts agreed that the India-Australia Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (ECTA) was an important milestone in bilateral trade. Both sides deserved credit for sealing the deal, supported by political guidance from the highest levels. The early upward trends seen in levels of goods trade and a strong potential for greater services trade and business mobility were pointed out as positive signs.

Surge of formal acceptances of Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies — entry into force closer —

A lot of progress without any substantive policy changes.

A lot of progress without any substantive policy changes.