Riyadh Set to Host Inaugural Aussie Expo to Strengthen Saudi-Australian Partnerships
In a bid to enhance partnership deals between Saudi Arabia and Australia, a new conference is set to take place in Riyadh focusing on key sectors such as agriculture, healthcare, and education. The event, known as the Aussie Expo, will also highlight technology, infrastructure, and mining industries.
Organized by Trademark Group of Companies
The Trademark Group of Companies, dedicated to facilitating the expansion of Australian businesses into the Kingdom and the broader Gulf Cooperation Council region, is behind the organization of the event. With Australia’s exports to Saudi Arabia reaching $789.65 million in 2023, and the Kingdom’s exports to Australia totaling $702.75 million, the conference aims to further strengthen economic ties between the two nations.
Accelerating Partnerships and Unlocking New Opportunities
Themed “Accelerating Partnerships, Unlocking New Opportunities,” the Aussie Expo Riyadh 2024 will bring together government officials, industry leaders, decision-makers, and entrepreneurs from both countries. Through conference sessions and workshops, attendees will have the opportunity to explore potential partnerships across various industries.
Exploring Investment Opportunities
The opening of the Trademark Group of Companies’ office in Riyadh, as well as the recent agreement signed between Saudi Arabia and Australia to strengthen cooperation and bilateral trade ties, are seen as steps towards exploring investment opportunities in sectors such as industry, mining, food, technology, and artificial intelligence.
Renewable Energy, Sustainability, and More
In addition to agriculture, healthcare, education, technology, infrastructure, and mining, the conference will also delve into discussions on renewable energy and sustainability, tourism and hospitality, retail and consumer goods, and transport and logistics. The networking opportunities provided at the event are expected to drive mutual success through potential partnerships.