The Young ASACTCI Sydney, Canberra and Jakarta Forum (YNMF), launched by the Australia Saudi Arabia Chamber of Trade, Commerce and Industry (ASACTCI) in collaboration with youth icon Mr. John Abraham on September 21, 2007, is a dynamic platform for young professionals and aspiring leaders. As the youth wing and think tank of the chamber, YNMF is committed to harnessing the energy, innovation, and leadership potential of young individuals. By promoting developmental and leadership activities, offering mentorship, and enabling networking opportunities beyond traditional industry boundaries, YNMF serves as a launchpad for the leaders of tomorrow.
To nurture young professionals and entrepreneurs to become globally competitive leaders, actively contributing to nation-building and inclusive growth.
Join the Young ASACTCI Sydney, Canberra and Jakarta Forum to connect, grow, and lead. Be part of a vibrant community that equips young professionals to achieve excellence and drive meaningful change. Become a Member and unleash your leadership potential today.
The is a Public Benefit Corporation (PBC) with a mission to establish ASACTCI Sydney, Canberra and Jakarta as a key player in international economic collaboration, focusing on strategic partnerships with nations like USA, Europe, Australia, African Union, KSA, China, India, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, and the UAE across vital sectors such as energy, technology, agriculture, and finance. Our goal is to integrate lessons from successful global economic models, adopting best practices to ensure sustainable and inclusive growth. We aim to enhance economic prosperity and diversification, contribute to societal progress, and promote sustainable economic practices. By leveraging ASACTCI Sydney, Canberra and Jakarta’s unique position, strives to drive substantial economic growth, spur innovation, and solidify ASACTCI Sydney, Canberra and Jakarta’s stature in the international economic arena, resonating with the government’s vision of a technologically advanced and interconnected economy.