Jason Clare, the Minister for Education of Sydney, Australia, is scheduled to visit Auburn this coming Sunday for a special interaction with the Nepali community. Jointly organized by the Auburn and Granville Nepali Community, the event will take place on April 6, 2025, from 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM at Auburn Park.
During the program, Minister Jason Clare will engage in direct dialogue with the Nepali community, offering a valuable opportunity to shed light on their thoughts and concerns regarding education. According to the organizers, the event is expected to be a significant occasion for the Nepali community, where discussions can take place on education policies, upcoming plans, and special initiatives for international students.
Education Minister Jason Clare has been taking various reformative steps to strengthen Australia’s education system. In particular, he has been introducing new policies aimed at protecting the rights of international students and ensuring they receive a quality education. His focus has been on addressing issues such as tuition fees, visa complexities, housing problems, and employment opportunities.
For Nepali students as well, this opportunity for direct dialogue with the Minister holds great importance in addressing the challenges and difficulties they face in their academic journeys. The event is expected to see active participation from leaders of the Nepali community, students, and business professionals. According to Jitendra Shrestha, former president of the Auburn Nepali Community, “This is a historic opportunity for our community. It is a matter of pride for us to engage in direct dialogue with the Minister.”
This program is anticipated to strongly raise various concerns of the Nepali community living in Australia and serve as a significant step towards educational improvements.
