Dr. Sandeep Marwah Honoured at Indo-Australian Business Meet for Strengthening Bilateral Relations Through Art and Culture New Delhi: Eminent media personality and cultural ambassador Dr. Sandeep Marwah, President of Marwah Studios and Chair of the Indo-Australian Film and Cultural Forum, was honoured at the Indo-Australian Business Meet held at Hotel Amber, New Delhi, in recognition of his outstanding contribution to strengthening Indo-Australian relations through art, culture, media, and education.
The business meet was organized under the leadership of Manjul Thapliyal, Founder of Visions Ahead Foundation and President of the India Chapter of AMON (Australia India Business Council). The event witnessed the participation of a distinguished delegation from Australia, along with prominent business leaders, entrepreneurs, diplomats, and professionals from both countries.
A special round-table discussion was conducted during the event, where delegates from India and Australia exchanged ideas and explored new opportunities to enhance bilateral trade, investment, education, innovation, tourism, media, and cultural cooperation. Several practical initiatives to strengthen business partnerships between the two nations were discussed in detail, with participants emphasizing the importance of sustained collaboration and people-to-people engagement.
Speaking on the occasion, Manjul Thapliyal said, “Dr. Sandeep Marwah has played an exceptional role in building bridges between India and Australia through his relentless efforts in art, culture, media, education, and public diplomacy. His initiatives have created meaningful opportunities for collaboration and have significantly contributed to strengthening the friendship between the two countries.”
Expressing his gratitude, Dr. Sandeep Marwah said, “India and Australia share a relationship based on mutual respect, democratic values, and a common vision for the future. Art and culture are among the strongest instruments of diplomacy, creating lasting bonds between people and opening new avenues for cooperation. I am deeply honoured to receive this recognition and remain committed to further strengthening Indo-Australian relations through creative industries, education, cultural exchange, and business collaboration.”
Dr. Marwah also highlighted the growing role of the Indo-Australian Film and Cultural Forum, an initiative of the International Chamber of Media and Entertainment Industry (ICMEI), in promoting collaborations in cinema, media, performing arts, education, tourism, and entrepreneurship between the two nations.
The event concluded with a presentation of honours to distinguished guests and a renewed commitment by both Indian and Australian participants to deepen strategic partnerships and foster greater cooperation across business, culture, innovation, and the creative economy.
