Strengthening Ties: Indo-Australian Cultural Harmony Through Music
The bilateral relationship between India and Australia is highlighted by a cultural event at the Australian High Commission. The event features performances by Australians of Indian origin, emphasizing the significance of cultural exchange and understanding between the two nations to enhance strategic partnerships.
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India and Australia boast 'highly complementary' economies, but Australian envoy Philip Green stresses that their relationship should transcend economic ties. At an Australian High Commission event, Green highlighted the importance of cultural understanding, with performances by Reuben de Melo and Milan Ring, two Australians of Indian heritage.
The event celebrated the Indo-Australian cultural and human connection, with more than a million people of Indian origin thriving in Australia. This growing community contributes significantly to the bilateral relationship, particularly in arts and culture, which Green sees as a cornerstone of their international partnership.
De Melo, an indie folk singer with roots in Goa, and Ring, a diverse musician with Indian heritage, captivated audiences. These performances symbolized a deeper dialogue, where sharing stories and embracing cultural expressions strengthen ties between the two countries beyond strategic and economic interactions.
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