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Sector-specific approaches to improving international engagement capabilities Common approaches to improving international engagement capabilities in Sector Competitiveness Plans include better engagement with overseas markets through workshops, engaging with international delegations and better understanding industry principles to support exports. (AMGC) (FIAL) (MTPConnect) (METS Ignited) (NERA) (ACSGN) Australian manufacturers are poorly linked into global value chains, with the lowest level of foreign inputs used to produce goods for export of any major economy. Encouraging greater foreign engagement by partnering with Austrade to map under-served export markets Facilitate international market and supply chain success through leading and supporting clusters, developing online catalogues, and trade missions Connecting industry with export opportunities through an Export Market Database and Capability Building Workshops, connecting buyers and suppliers with the . Encouraging greater use of Australia as a destination for products’ clinical development process. This will position Australia to better access emerging Asian markets. Participating in Medtech Innovation showcases, fairs and business delegations in Asian markets, collaborating with Austrade on inbound trade missions to attract investment in the Australian medtech sector. Enhancing SME ability to partner with original equipment manufacturers to increase their access to large global mining companies and related international supply chains Exploiting the domestic and international opportunities presented by the use of LNG as a marine fuel Support Australian Firms to develop scalable services delivery models. Develop security as an educational export. Attract MNCs to use Australia as an export base for the region
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