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Expressions of interest sought for e-Health mission to Australia

Expression of Interest: Hosted visit to Brisbane and City of Gold Coast, Queensland

Trade 2018 – Commonwealth  Games Trade and Investment Program

10th-13th April 2018

Trade and Investment Queensland, TIQ, is organising an e-health industry sector mission to Australia to participate in a business engagement program involving many of Queensland’s leading health sector research and development organisations and agencies.

 As part of Trade 2018, the Queensland Government has developed a program showcasing expertise in the health and knowledge sectors.

 The mission is being coordinated and supported by TIQ, the State’s primary trade and investment promotion agency and the City of Gold Coast, host to the 2018 Commonwealth Games.

 Program highlights include:

– Information session with Queensland Health, including a visit to Australia’s first large-scale public digital hospital, Princess Alexandra, Brisbane.

– Targeted business matching with Queensland companies.

-Tours of research and development precints

-Witnessing the Games in action.

To register your interest and find out more details please email london@tiq.gld.gov.au or visit www.commonwealthhouse.com.au

Submitted on 01/02/2018

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