A 15-member delegation, led byManaging Director of Gujarat State Road Transport Corporation Pankaj Kumar,held the firstroadshow in Melbourne showcasing severalfocus sectors includingclean energy, clean technologies, mining and mining technologies, education, sports and sports technologies, research, design and financial services.
"We are looking forward for this opportunity to establish collaborations between various sector experts and businesses to strengthen relationship between the state of Gujarat and Australia," Kumar said.
"The key emphasis of these roadshows will be onease of doing business in the state as well in rest of the country and the focus areas areeducation, clean energy, mining, agro and food processing, sports andtourism," Kumar said.
"The roadshows will exhibit Gujarat as a favourable investment destination and as one of thefastest growing state inIndia. Gujarat is alsoa manufacturing hub," Kumar said.
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"Our team will be focusing on education which is second most important sector and we will meet vice chancellors, academicians of several Australian universities," he said.
Australia's trade in goods and services with India was Australian Dollars 13.565 billion (USD 9.72 bn) in 2014-15 with Indian exports of goods amounting to Australian Dollars 3.805 billion (USD 2.726 bn).
The Vibrant Gujarat Global Summit is a biennial investors' summit organised by the Gujarat stategovernment and its eighth edition is scheduled in January 7-13 next year.