India’s High Commissioner to Australia, Nagesh Singh, has met South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas to discuss ways to strengthen relations between India and South Australia.
The meeting focused on opportunities to build on the longstanding relationship between India and the state and expand engagement across areas of shared interest.
Singh and Malinauskas discussed the potential to deepen cooperation and strengthen connections between India and South Australia, according to a statement issued following the meeting.
The discussion comes as India and Australian states continue to develop closer links through trade, education, investment, skills, innovation and people-to-people connections.
South Australia has maintained engagement with India through government, business and community links, while India remains an important partner for Australia across economic and cultural areas.
The meeting also provided an opportunity to discuss the broader India-South Australia relationship and areas where future cooperation could be developed.
No specific new agreements or initiatives were announced as part of the meeting.
The meeting between Singh and Malinauskas reflects ongoing efforts by Indian and Australian representatives to strengthen state-level engagement alongside the broader Australia-India relationship.
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