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ACAA Founder and Steering Committee Member, Ed Smith, introduces the Honourable Christopher Evans, Minister for Tertiary Education, Skills, Jobs and Workplace Relations
Close to 40 guests welcomed the Honourable Christopher Evans (Federal Minister for Tertiary Education, Skills, Jobs and Workplace Relations) and John Day (Western Australian Minister for Planning and Culture and the Arts) to a Beijing breakfast on February 21.
The two guest speakers stressed the importance of people to people links between Australia and China, as the continued prosperity and growth of both nations are intertwined.
The ACAA's own Edward Smith was asked by event organisers, AustCham Beijing, to MC and he welcomed the chance to introduce the two guests.
The two Ministers were traveling through China, amongst other countries, to continue the push for the SKA Project to be situated in Australia and New Zealand.
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AustCham Beijing Chairman David Olsson thanks Minister Evans for his time
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