Expanding Australia’s Trade and Investment Relations with North Africa

Appendix A– List of submissions and exhibits

No.	Individual/Organisation
1	Embassy of the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria
2	Centre for Middle East and North African Studies, Macquarie University
3	Embassy of the Arab Republic of Eygpt
4	Australian Arab Chamber of Commerce & Industry Inc.
5	Australian Trade Commission
6	Australian Western Sahara Association
7	Philip Eliason and Associates
8	Confidential
9	Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
10	Australian Dairy Industry Council Inc.
11	Meat and Livestock Australia Ltd.
12	Woodside Energy Ltd.
13	Fayman International Pty Ltd.
14	BHP Billiton
15	Confidential
16	Bureau d’affaires International Trading Principal
17	Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs
18	Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
19	Australian Western Sahara Association (supplementary)
Exhibits
1	Supplementary information from the Consulate of Tunisia, Sydney: Tunisia Press Kit, Tunisian Foreign Trade 2004; Tunisia and Japan –Economic cooperation realised through the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC); Overview of the Investment Environment in Tunisia-speech by Mohamed Nouri Jouni, Minister of Development and International Cooperation of Tunisia; Business Opportunities in Tunisia for Japanese Companies; The EU’s relations with Tunisia.
2	Presentation from Australian Trade Commission to the Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade on Opportunities in North Africa.