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Dear <<First Name>> ,
Kia Ora, Warm greetings from the India New Zealand Business Council.
The last month has been very hectic with a lot of events and movement in the India-NZ space.
INZBC has released a very important report on the NZ India relations, titled: India & New Zealand - A Relationship Ready For Its Next Phase. This report presents an assessment of the current state of India-New Zealand trade relations, and what the New Zealand-India business community has identified as key steps in progressing the trade relationship.
We also just completed an education conference, for the industry, by the industry. The conference saw business leaders from the education sector, discussing way to move ahead in their sector, with regard to India.
A similar conference was organised in Wellington, for the horticulture sector.
A lot more activities are coming up soon. Please keep in touch with our social media and emailers.
Thanks & Regards,
Earl Rattray
Chair, INZBC
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Collaboration and Cooperation key to India and NZ’s future International Education Success
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At the India New Zealand Business Council Education Roundtable, international education practitioners, business leaders and government stakeholders came together to examine opportunities and challenges for future growth in international education services between India and New Zealand.
Held in partnership with the University of Auckland, over 50 sector leaders gathered to identify key strategies that could help inform policymakers on both sides.
The afternoon started with keynote addresses from Bhav Dhillion, Honorary Consul of India in Auckland, followed by Grant McPherson, CEO, Education New Zealand, Martin Hookham-Simms, Director of International Office, University of Auckland and Dr Vidya Yeravdekar, Chair-FICCI HE Committee & Pro Chancellor-Symbiosis International University, Pune.
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The keynote speakers discussed India’s New Education Policy and how it impacted the international education landscape for both countries.
They said the new policy, which aims to internationalise India’s education sector, provided a perfect opportunity for foreign providers to partner with Indian educational institutions.
Grant McPherson added that greater collaboration and cooperation, through mutually beneficial partnerships, will be the key to exploring new synergies for future growth in bilateral education services between the two countries.
Martin Hookham-Simms, in his keynote address said New Zealand’s focus on Te Reo Māori principles such as manaakitanga gave it a distinctive advantage while approaching such partnership with India.
Dr Vidya Yeravdekar who joined virtually from India, also emphasised the need to create mutually win-win partnerships for both countries. She said it was important to not only explore avenues for Indian students to study in NZ, but for New Zealand students to study short term in India, and to combine it with industry visits for added advantage.
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View and Download the free report here!
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India & New Zealand: A Relationship Ready For Its Next Phase
The India New Zealand Business Council today releases a discussion document titled: India & New Zealand, A Relationship Ready For Its Next Phase, submitted to the government.
This report presents an assessment of the current state of India-New Zealand trade relations, and what the New Zealand-India business community has identified as key steps in progressing the trade relationship.
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New Frontiers: Agriculture - Horticulture Seminar
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A drizzling, grey evening failed to dampen spirits as more than 35 people attended a very successful ag/hort co-operation seminar at the Indian High Commission in Wellington on 19 April 2023.
Hosted by High Commissioner Ms Neeta Bhushan and moderated by New Zealand International Business Forum’s Executive Director Stephen Jacobi, the India New Zealand Business Council and Export New Zealand also provided organisational support. The notes that were struck appeared to justify the High Commissioner’s confidence that the bilateral relationship is entering a new phase.
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Jeena Global Pty Ltd Strives to Transform Logistics and Supply Chain in Oceania
Jeena Global Pty Ltd is a group company of one of the leading logistics and supply chain players based out of India, Jeena & Company. With its base in Parramatta, Australia, the company offers transformative logistics and supply chain solutions to the Oceania tradelane.
The parent company with a strong presence of more than 123 years, offers end-to-end logistics and supply chain solutions to more than 320 places in India and 80 partner locations across the globe. Through specialized subsidiaries, they offer a customer-focused approach that serves a wide range of industries. With a goal to strengthen their position and expand in the international market, they ventured into opening their first international office in Australia. Their services have so far received a favourable response from the global market, and they have been successful in retaining some major clients and onboarding new ones. They have proved themselves successful in demonstrating to their foreign clients the enormous reach and incredible potential that India possesses as a source of transformative logistics solutions. They have a competitive advantage when working with multinational clients that have a wide range of partners to choose from because they are logistics architects with more than 123 years of domain expertise and experience.
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India Economic Update – April 2023
India’s economy – the fifth largest in the world continues to perform strongly against global economic pressure, particularly relative to its peers with large economies. The Indian Government presented a Budget in February that builds on its second term economic policy agenda: large capital expenditure, especially on transport-related infrastructure, and maintaining macroeconomic stability though fiscal restraint.
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High-level delegation visit strengthens education relationship with India
In April, the New Zealand India Education Week saw an ENZ-led delegation from all eight universities pave a unified approach to student mobility and internationalisation initiatives between the two countries.
The New Zealand India Education Week – held from 17-22 April – included senior level participation from New Zealand universities and was designed to further strengthen the strategic education partnership with India.
Education New Zealand Manapou ki te Ao (ENZ) Chief Executive, Grant McPherson, led the delegation across New Delhi, Mumbai, and Chennai.
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Future and beyond-defining trends in business
The trends in every industry alter over time. The business sector experiences a variety of evolving changes in how it operates. These alterations are referred to as business trends. Since the globe is undergoing one of the most prominent historical shifts of the century, these business trends have radically altered how enterprises are being built.
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NZ-India trade: Report claims big economic opportunities neglected, warns ‘wake up New Zealand’
New Zealand has been asleep at the economic wheel in recognising the “vital” importance of a strong relationship with India, soon to be the world’s third-largest economy, suggests a new report.
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India & NZ: The Relationship Reset
A new report from the India-New Zealand Business Council has been released – outlining the strategies the Council and its members believe are needed to take New Zealand to a new level in its relationship with India.
The Asia Media Centre takes a look at the issues around the India relationship, and how New Zealand might move forward.
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New Zealand needs new approach to India relationship – INZBC
Local lobby group releases report criticising single-minded trade focus.
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