Past Events

The UAE is Australia’s largest trade and investment partner in the Middle East, with thriving tourism links, strong defence cooperation and wide-ranging dialogue and collaboration on foreign policy and international security. Almost 25,000 Australians live in the UAE, there are 350 Australian companies represented, and over 130 flights a week connect the UAE and Australia.

This informative event provided an update on our state and national economy followed by an update on the global Expo – Dubai Expo 2020. Our guests braved the stormy weather to represent WA’s interest Dubai Expo 2020.

Exclusive to our members, this member only commercial market update provides you economic insights into WA, Australia and an update on Dubai EXPO 2020 – the global EXPO taking place in Dubai in October 2020.

In recognition of growing numbers of business women members, AACCI Victoria initiated a members’ focus group to share ideas, find synergies, inspire and explore opportunities to collaborate.

This cultural extravaganza offered rare insights into Islamic culture whilst at the same time provided practical tips on doing business in the region from business leaders with first-hand experience. Our presenters included:

A fantastic night at the AACCI SA chapter Iftar dinner “Celebrating Togetherness.” We were privileged to host around 250 VIPs, business people and students who came together to celebrate Ramadan and the wonderful diversity that has been the key to South Australia’s success as a community.

On 10^th of May 2019 AACCI Victoria hosted a workshop about (Exporting Requirements to the GCC) and an Iftar dinner with Rakeezah Australia.

AACCI was delighted to host the Economic Development Board Bahrain representatives  for a range of business meetings in Sydney, networking lunch function and a round table meeting in Melbourne and an evening reception in Perth.

Built on a rich history of trade, Bahrain is strategically located in the Middle East and offers a sophisticated financial services infrastructure and mature logistics network across the Middle East region, positioning it as the ideal hub from which to access the US$1.6 trillion Gulf market.