AU Trade & Investment Delegation Attended the “1,000 Australian Tourists Arrival Ceremony at the Ancient City Gate of Xi'an - Hometown of Terracotta Warriors”

Invited by China National Tourism Administration, AU delegation attended the “1,000 Australian Tourists’ Arrival Ceremony at the Ancient City Gate of Xi'an - Hometown of Terracotta Warriors”, one of the events under the umbrella of China-Australia Tourism Year. The AU delegation was led by Hon Bob Baldwin, former Parliament Secretary to the Minister for Industry and Tourism and Hon Ken Smith, President of Australia China Business Council-NT Branch. The AU delegation is warmly received by China National Tourism Administration and Shaanxi Provincial Government. The AU delegation brought business projects and investment opportunities that Shaanxi and Australia may cooperate in the future, especially in the fields of tourism destination promotion, tourism projects development, food manufacturing, animal husbandry development.

Australia International Trade Association will co-organize Global Logistics Technology Conference for Promoting China-Australia-New Zealand Logistics Cooperation

Australia & New Zealand Logistics Delegation is invited by the China Federation of Logistics & Purchasing to attend the 2018 Global Logistics Technology Conference on 18-25th March, 2018.

During the conference, there are in total 7 themes including “Logistics New-Technology Show”, “Makerspaces and Micro-technology”, “Overseas logistics Technology Forum”, “Logistics Finance, Cold Chain and Hazardous Chemicals Forum”, “Electric Logistics Vehicle Development Forum”, “Transportation and Storage New Application Show” and “Proprietary Technology Information-exchanging Fair”. It will invite government institutions, Industrial Associations, Chamber of Commerce and large enterprises in China and other countries like Australia, New Zealand, German, Japan etc.

It is a great opportunity to introduce products and technology in logistics and related fields to Chinese market, and also bringing in Chinese good and services to Australia and New Zealand. The conference is making it possible for participants to establish a stable exchange platform to promote win-win cooperation and look forward to the genuine collaboration between Australia,New Zealand and China in the corresponding fields.

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Invitation to the 2017 Chinese Enterprises Outbound Investment Conference

Invitation to AU-CN Tourism Year-1000 Australian visiting Xian & AU-CN Cities Tourism Summits_Business Forum

Australia International Trade Association visited China National Tourism Office in Sydney and Chinese embassy in Canberra

High-level dialogues on Australasia China Cities Summits & Business Forum China As Guest Nation at Royal Melbourne Show took place on 20th June at China National Tourism Office (CNTO) in Sydney attended by Luo Weijian, Director of CNTO, Brad Jenkins, general manager of Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria and Michael Guo, CEO of Australia International Trade Association. Director Luo gave insights on CNTO’s participation in 2017 China As Guest Nation at Royal Melbourne Show and Mr. Jenkins agreed on offering premium location within exhibition Pavilion.

    On the 21st June, Michael Guo and Brad Jenkins visited Huang Rengang, Councellor General of Chinese embassy in Canberra, Australia. Michael Guo first gave a brief introduction of Australia International Trade Association and then expressed firm determination to facilitate and promote Australasia China Cities Summits & Business Forum China as Guest Nation at Royal Melbourne Show.

During the meeting with Councellor Huang and the one with Director Luo, exchanges and collaboration between Australia and China by hosting events with the facilitation of AITA are highly appreciated, with a mutual purpose which is to advance the economic growth and the friendship between the two countries and peoples.

Hainan Provincial Delegation successfully attended the agriculture forum in Australia, signed cooperation agreement with RASV and AITA

Organized by Australia International Trade Association (AITA), Hainan agricultural delegation as guest of honor, have successfully attended the agriculture forum at Victoria Parliament House in Australia on 19th June 2017.

This year, over 70 people attended the Agriculture Forum & Luncheon,including 40 governments officials and entrepreneurs from Hainan delegation and more than 30 Australian representatives from Austrade, Department of Economic Development, Jobs, Transport and Resources, The Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria (RASV), Victoria Farmers Federation, Invest Victoria, Australian Institute of Food Science&Tech, Ausveg, Wyndham City Council and City of Monash and many local companies.

At the forum, Michael Guo, CEO of Australia International Trade Association, started the opening remark and introduced the cohensive exchanges and cooperation in terms of economy, trade, and investment between Australia and China and have reaped fruitful achievements since 2009 including Australia China City Summit& Business Forum China As Guest Nation at Royal Melbourne Show. After that, representatives from China and Australia also delivered speeches on investment and trade, sustainable agriculture, organic food, ecological farming, agriculture products processing and agriculture products processing and shared their insights on future collaboration prospects.

On this day, AITA, RASV and Hainan Provincial Green Agricultural Products Exporting Association (GAPEA) have reached a consensus and successfully signed a cooperation agreement, with the purpose of developing bilateral ties in the exchanges and cooperation between RASV and China at all levels.

At last, Michael Guo is engaged as Honorary President by Hainan Provincial Green Agricultural Products Exporting Association, in order to strengthen the relationship and friendship and make the most of this grand annual event and reap the benefits for both Chinese and Australian associations and companies.

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