Governor Eric J. Holcomb recently returned to Indianapolis after an international economic development trip to Australia and Singapore. The focus of the trip was to strengthen Indo-Pacific relationships and identify new opportunities for partnerships across economic development, innovation, and talent development. In Sydney, Governor Holcomb met with U.S. and New South Wales government officials to discuss collaborations between Indiana and Australia, including showcasing Indiana's READI program. The delegation also participated in a roundtable discussion at the University of Sydney's U.S. Studies Centre to talk about the clean energy transition and cooperation between Australia and Indiana. In Melbourne, discussions with Victoria officials and visits to institutions like Swinburne University of Technology highlighted potential partnership opportunities in future-focused sectors. The delegation's visit to Singapore aimed at advancing business partnerships, with meetings with key industry stakeholders and discussions on mutual growth opportunities. Governor Holcomb's trip emphasized Indiana's commitment to global collaboration and innovation.