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Oz to host Aus-Ind Youth Dialogue
Highlights
Oz to host Aus-Ind Youth Dialogue, Australia will host the fourth Australia-India Youth Dialogue (AIYD) conference on 27-29 January 2015. According to an Australian High Commission release, around 15 young leaders (18-40 years of age) from India will visit Melbourne and Sydney to meet and engage with 15 of the best and brightest young leaders of Australia.
New Delhi: Australia will host the fourth Australia-India Youth Dialogue (AIYD) conference on 27-29 January 2015. According to an Australian High Commission release, around 15 young leaders (18-40 years of age) from India will visit Melbourne and Sydney to meet and engage with 15 of the best and brightest young leaders of Australia.
Over the three-day conference, AIYD 2015 delegates will discuss critical issues in the Australia-India relationship and key challenges and opportunities facing the two countries.
Discussions will be structured around panels led by experts in the areas of governance and public policy, public diplomacy and soft power, innovation, business and education. Applications for the 2015 AIYD opened on 18 August 2014 via www.aiyd.org.
"I am happy that the AIYD will meet in Australia at a time when the bilateral relationship is growing from strength to strength and there is convergence of interests between our two countries in several areas, including in education and resources cooperation," said Patrick Suckling, Australia's High Commissioner to India.
"The conference will provide an opportunity for delegates from both countries to interact further and sow the seeds for strong relationship - as friends, trusted collaborators and creative partners in different initiatives," he added.
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