With the aim of promoting international business cooperation, cultural exchange and mutual engagement between Nepal and Australia, the International Business Forum has organized a program in the state of Victoria, Australia.
The event held at Wyndham City Council's Spark Innovation Hub in Victoria was jointly organized by the Werribee Business and Tourism Association (WBTA) and the Australian Council for Multicultural Entrepreneurs (ACME). Dhaulagiri Adventure from Nepal was joined as a supporter in the program. As a special attraction of the
program, the quarterly magazine 'From Himalayas to Ocean' was released. The magazine contains various pages of Nepal-Australia relations.
magazine includes content on bilateral relations, diplomacy, culture, business, tourism, entrepreneurship, youth participation and shared achievements. Walter S. of the program. Villagonzalo (OAM) said that such forums encourage dialogue and cooperation among entrepreneurs from different countries.
Former mayor and councilor Jenny Barrera, Bina Maharjan, advisor Jim Grisbert, Ramkumar Shrestha, Ian Green (OAM), Rinu Moktan and other speakers emphasized on strengthening Nepal-Australia cooperation. On the occasion of
program, Dan Ghisingh on behalf of Dhaulagiri Adventure Pvt Ltd and Maulik Films Pvt. Ltd. presented Walter S. Honored Villagonzalo, Deborah Dickinson and Rajendra Maharjan for their significant contribution to Nepal Australia relations. On that occasion, Ghising also announced that the Asian Festival will be held in Werbury.
Councilor Jasmine Hill thanked everyone who attended the event and discussed the role of the multicultural community in Wyndham City. The program was attended by representatives of Nepali and Australian organizations.
