The 45^th AKBC-KABC Joint Meeting

This year, the theme is "Navigating global shifts: Korea, Australia and the future." It will explore the dynamic interplay between our two countries against the backdrop of a rapidly changing geopolitical landscape. The meeting agenda will delve into the strategic partnerships, economic synergies, and cultural exchanges that define the relationship between Korea and Australia. The 45th AKBC-KABC Joint Meeting will also examine how both Korea and Australia are adapting to geopolitical shifts, technological advancements, and decarbonisation challenges to shape our shared future.

The meeting will be based at Crown Perth, this annual conference is open exclusively to AKBC members, and is one of the key membership benefits of the AKBC. The Joint Meeting provides our members with a unique opportunity to deepen their understanding of the latest trends in the Australia-Korea relationship and form long-lasting relationships with their Korean counterparts.

This event is widely regarded by senior decision-makers and key influencers from industry, government and academia involved in Australia-Korea business as the one event in the year not to be missed.

Attending the 45th AKBC-KABC Joint Meeting will help you establish new partnerships, develop an understanding of emerging opportunities, build linkages between Australian and Korean companies, and work with business leaders and government to widen and strengthen our dynamic bilateral economic relationship between Australia and Korea. Key benefits include:

• Strategic insights: Gain a deeper understanding of the latest trends and policies shaping the bilateral relationship between Australia and Korea.
• Expand your network: Meet and engage with key business leaders, government representatives and decision-makers from Australia and Korea.
• Business opportunities: Discover new Australian and Korean business opportunities and partnerships in critical sectors of mutual interest.
• Influence policy: Contribute to discussions that could shape the future direction of trade and investment policies between Australia and Korea.