India's Economic Reforms and Implications for Australia

Narendra Modi’s federal government continues to drive a program of radical economic reforms during its current second term of government. From agriculture liberalization and labour market reforms to state-sector privatization, reforms underway have implications that extend outward to India’s trading partners. 

Australia-India bilateral relations have recently gained new momentum both in the context of India’s economic reforms and in response to regional geopolitical tensions. 

In this webinar, we focus on critically assessing the progress of Modi’s economic reforms, followed by analysis from Indian and Australian peak industry and business bodies on the opportunities these reforms hold for the bilateral trade relationship. 

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Please join us as we discuss this critical topic. 

SPEAKERS / DISCUSSANTS

Professor Peter Draper  (Moderator), Executive Director, Institute for International Trade, the University of Adelaide

Dr Amitendu Palit  (Keynote Speaker), Senior Research Fellow and Research Lead (Trade and Economics) Institute of South Asian Studies, National University of Singapore

Louise McGrath   (Discussant), Head of Industry Development and Policy, The Australian Industry Group

Pranav Kumar   (Discussant), Head, International Trade Policy Division, Confederation of Indian Industry

TIME ZONES

Adelaide Time (ACST):  4.30pm to 6.00pm - Wednesday 28 July 2021

Sydney Time (AEST):  5.00pm - 6.30pm - Wednesday 28 July 2021

Singapore Time (SGT):  3.00pm to 4.30pm - Wednesday 28 July 2021

New Delhi Time (IST):  12.30am to 2.00pm - Wednesday 28 July 2021