Sports technology, renewable energy, and more: Queensland’s Minister seeks opportunities in India

One-fifth of Australia’s sports tech companies are based in Queensland, and they possess the capabilities of hosting large-format sport events. These companies have shown innovation and success in areas of sports technology, sports infrastructure, architecture, and design. Multi-faceted in their approach, some companies promote athlete well-being and nutrition, and sports lifestyle among children and adolescents. Some of those companies also participated in the networking event along with the Minister, namely Populous, Vald, Roo Sports and Bio Concepts. Moreover, the Government of Queensland is pro-business, making it an ideal partner for sports development.

The partnership between India and Queensland does not end with sports technology. India is Queensland’s fourth-largest trading partner, with the export and import of goods valuing at $20.6 billion as of 2022. In fact, Queensland’s export to India represents 71.1% of Australia’s total export to India.

“Queensland shares a deep relationship with India that extends across multiple aspects. Both are working together on the future of renewable energy and decarbonizing the economy”, said Mr. Cameron. The networking event therefore also hosted representatives from leading Indian businesses including Reliance Energy, Air India, Godrej Group, Aditya Birla Group, Tech Mahindra, Tata Steel, Jindal Steel, and many more.

While potential partnerships and investment might be a biproduct of the Minister’s visit, he looks forward to a more strengthened relationship with India, and build reliability and resilience with its people, governing bodies, and businesses. The game of cricket has brought India and Australia closer for decades, and at this event, the game has paved way for a prosperous partnership between India and Queensland.

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