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Visakhapatnam, Sept. 29

Australia is keen on doing business with India and on making its presence felt, especially in tier II cities such as Visakhapatnam, according to Mr Aminur Rahman, Australian Consul-General for South India. At a seminar on ‘Doing business with Australia’ here on Monday, organised by CII’s local chapter, he assured local businessmen and industrialists that the consulate would provide them help to promote Indo-Australian trade. He said, “The bilateral trade has risen to $11 billion and Australian investments in India to $4 billion. It is set to grow substantiallyTrade ties will flourish,” —

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