新州州长克里斯·明斯正在印度进行为期四天的贸易访问，旨在向这一关键贸易伙伴重申澳大利亚作为包容移民的多元文化国家的立场。1这是明斯担任州长以来的首次官方海外出访。1此次访问期间，明斯表示愿意考虑减少海外学生数量，同时强调这对大学部门虽然"具有挑战性，但不会是致命打击"。1
新州与印度的贸易往来规模庞大，双向贸易额达到70亿美元，州内现有200,000名印度裔澳大利亚人。1西悉尼大学在德里开设新校区。1原定的尼泊尔访问因当地洪灾造成800余人死亡而被取消，其中包括43名澳大利亚人。1
New South Wales Premier Chris Minns is undertaking a four-day trade visit to India aimed at reinforcing Australia's credentials as a multicultural nation that welcomes international migrants to a significant trade partner.1 During the mission, Minns indicated willingness to consider reducing the number of overseas students, characterizing such changes as "challenging, but not fatal" for the university sector.1
The visit represents Minns's first official overseas trip since taking office as premier.1 Bilateral trade between NSW and India reached USD 7 billion, while the state is home to 200,000 Indian Australians.1 The premier's itinerary includes stops in New Delhi and Mumbai, though a planned visit to Nepal was cancelled following devastating floods that claimed over 800 lives, including 43 Australians.1 NSW Finance Minister Daniel Mookhey is accompanying Minns on the mission.1
The trade delegation's efforts extend to higher education partnerships, with Western Sydney University launching a new campus in Delhi as part of broader engagement efforts.1
评论
还没有评论，欢迎留下第一条。