Philip Green, the High Commissioner of Australia to India, emphasized the potential for expanding trade in both goods and services between the two nations. He noted that India is keen on labor mobility, which would facilitate easier living and working conditions for Indians in Australia. Green mentioned the possibility of negotiating tariff reductions in agriculture that would not adversely affect Indian farmers. He highlighted the growing number of Indian students in Australia, which currently stands at 135,000, and the emotional impact of witnessing their graduations in India. Furthermore, Green pointed out that the Indian diaspora in Australia has surpassed one million, making significant contributions to various sectors, including business and government. This community is recognized for its educational achievements and entrepreneurial spirit, with members being more likely to hold advanced degrees and start their own businesses compared to other groups.