Melbourne, Nov 20: South Australia on Friday signed a historic ‘sister-state agreement’ with Rajasthan that would pave new ways to boost export and investment opportunities between the two states.
The sister-state relationship between South Australia and Rajasthan is based on a two-way exchange of research, policy and technical capabilities.
The agreement provides partnership and collaborative opportunities across key sectors where South Australian business can offer services and product support.
Following successful visits to Rajasthan by state Premier Jay Weatherill, Deputy Premier John Rau and a state government led business mission in August this year, the agreement was signed by state trade and investment trade minister Martin Hamilton-Smith and Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje.
