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NSW and Maharashtra renew sister‑state partnership to boost trade and cooperation
✍️ NSW Government
🗓 03 Sep 2026, 08:48 AM
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New South Wales and Maharashtra have refreshed their sister‑state agreement, aiming to expand economic and cultural ties.
New South Wales (NSW) and the Indian state of Maharashtra have officially renewed their sister‑state partnership, as announced by the NSW Government. The renewal underscores a mutual commitment to deepen cooperation across multiple sectors.
Both governments said the updated agreement will focus on unlocking new opportunities in trade, investment, education, tourism and technology. They intend to facilitate business delegations, student exchanges and joint research initiatives to strengthen economic links.
The partnership, first established several years ago, has already seen collaborative projects in areas such as renewable energy and agribusiness. Officials from both sides expect the renewed framework to accelerate growth and create avenues for private sector participation.
Further details on upcoming joint activities will be shared by the respective ministries in the coming weeks, signalling a proactive approach to harnessing the complementary strengths of NSW and Maharashtra.
Both governments said the updated agreement will focus on unlocking new opportunities in trade, investment, education, tourism and technology. They intend to facilitate business delegations, student exchanges and joint research initiatives to strengthen economic links.
The partnership, first established several years ago, has already seen collaborative projects in areas such as renewable energy and agribusiness. Officials from both sides expect the renewed framework to accelerate growth and create avenues for private sector participation.
Further details on upcoming joint activities will be shared by the respective ministries in the coming weeks, signalling a proactive approach to harnessing the complementary strengths of NSW and Maharashtra.