Australian Institute of International Affairs | Asialink’s Vision for the Future of Asia-Australia Engagement | Martine Letts FAIIA @AIIAvision | Uploaded May 2023 | Updated October 2024, 8 minutes ago.
For over 30 years, Asialink has been Australia's national centre for Asia capability, connections and insights. More a do-tank than a think-tank, it delivers programs in Australia and around the region to promote greater exchange and connections across arts, business, diplomacy and education.
With a renewed focus from the government on economic engagement with Southeast Asia, growing personal connections between Australia and Asia, and geopolitical challenges on the horizon, now is the right time to be thinking creatively about how we can build strong, resilient partnerships that promote regional prosperity and security. Hear from Asialink Group CEO Martine Letts about the opportunities for enhancing Australia's relationships with our nearest neighbours and most important partners, and how Asialink is working to develop innovative and next-generation connections.
For over 30 years, Asialink has been Australia's national centre for Asia capability, connections and insights. More a do-tank than a think-tank, it delivers programs in Australia and around the region to promote greater exchange and connections across arts, business, diplomacy and education.
With a renewed focus from the government on economic engagement with Southeast Asia, growing personal connections between Australia and Asia, and geopolitical challenges on the horizon, now is the right time to be thinking creatively about how we can build strong, resilient partnerships that promote regional prosperity and security. Hear from Asialink Group CEO Martine Letts about the opportunities for enhancing Australia's relationships with our nearest neighbours and most important partners, and how Asialink is working to develop innovative and next-generation connections.
