Perspectives : Asia inaugural Australia – Japan Annual Dialogue

Published AuthorNatasha Vary

‘Australia-Japan Relations: The Current State of the Relationship — Existing and Future Challenges’.

Jointly presented by His Excellency Mr Sigekazu Sato, Japanese Ambassador to Australia and The Hon Alexander Downer.

Presentation by the Hon Alexander Downer can be found at: file2202
Perspectives: Asia inaugural Australia — Japan Annual Dialogue is an initiative of the Griffith Asia Institute and is designed to promote debate about the Australia Japan relationship. This lecture has been supported by the Japan Foundation and the Japanese Consulate in Brisbane.

 

The Perspectives Asia series is presented by the Griffith Asia Institute, Griffith University and the Australian Centre of Asia-Pacific Art, Queensland Art Gallery.

 

Each podcast is approximately 30 minutes long.

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