What does AIBC mean in AUSTRALIAN

The Australia Indonesia Business Council (AIBC) is an independent, non-profit organisation that serves to promote and enhance economic ties between both countries. It was established in 2006 by business leaders from each country and its main focus is to create a platform for sharing growth opportunities for those involved in trade and investment. AIBC aims to facilitate the growth of a commercially vibrant, mutually beneficial and enduring relationship between Australia and Indonesia.

The core values of the AIBC include integrity, collaboration, knowledge sharing, advocacy and inclusivity. By upholding these values throughout all aspects of its work, AIBC aims to foster a spirit of trust and understanding that will benefit both Australian and Indonesian businesses alike.

AIBC provides a variety of services designed to help facilitate trade between its members. These include organising meetings with government representatives from both countries; providing access to localized market research; presenting industry insights at dedicated events; helping finance expansion into new markets; creating connections between businesses; offering fellowships for research initiatives; assisting companies with cultural adaptation when expanding into new markets; connecting organisations with potential partners or suppliers; providing advice on tax law changes in either country; organizing seminars on useful topics for the business community such as import/export regulations, intellectual property rights and language training courses.

Along with its commercial activities, AIBC also works closely with various charities around Australia and Indonesia to support causes related to medical care, education development programs, disaster recovery efforts or protection of endangered species. Through sponsorships or direct action campaigns organised across both countries, it networks socially conscious individuals and organizations so they can contribute their skills or resources towards making a positive impact in their respective communities.

The membership body consists of senior executives from some of the largest local businesses across Australia and Indonesia representing sectors such as finance, telecommunications, tourism and construction. All members have easy access to key decision makers from both sides allowing them to create unique growth opportunities for their organization.

To become an official member you need be nominated by two existing members who can vouch for your qualifications as well as agree that your presence within the Council would benefit other members' interests. Furthermore you must cover all applicable annual fees which are subject to approval by the Board Members upon submission of your nomination form via the website or other electronic channels recognized by AIBC.

Yes indeed! As part of its commitment towards fostering open communication between governments on both sides regarding matters affecting bilateral interests such as free trade agreements or foreign investment regulations etc., AIBC regularly submits detailed responses to government enquiries backed up by data-driven research conducted internally or through external consultants whenever available — this has proved invaluable in contributing constructive suggestions towards legislative proposals being considered currently from either side over potential areas for improvement.