Friday, 21 February 2025
Bali Business School (BBS) had the great honor of being invited to the Australian-Indonesian Partnership Lunch, hosted by GTNT Group. The prestigious event welcomed Hon. Robyn Cahill OAM, Minister for Trade, Business, and Asian Relations, alongside other distinguished guests, including Jo Stevens, a senior career officer with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Australia. This gathering served as an important platform for fostering stronger relationships between leading education and business institutions from both nations, with the shared goal of enhancing collaboration and mutual growth.
The lunch provided an invaluable opportunity to discuss initiatives aimed at strengthening Australian-Indonesian relations, particularly in the education and business sectors. With Indonesia and Australia being close economic and cultural partners, the event underscored the significance of cooperative efforts in promoting knowledge exchange, industry partnerships, and cross-border opportunities. Key discussions revolved around creating pathways for student mobility, professional development programs, and cross-institutional academic collaborations that would benefit both nations.
BBS is particularly excited about the prospects of working closely with Australia to develop more educational programs and career-enhancing opportunities for Indonesian students, professionals, and local communities. By establishing stronger ties with Australian institutions, BBS aims to facilitate international learning experiences, industry-relevant training, and entrepreneurial initiatives. The collaboration also seeks to welcome more Australian students and professionals to Bali, offering them immersive educational experiences within Indonesia’s rich cultural and economic landscape.
As BBS continues to expand its global network, events such as the Australian-Indonesian Partnership Lunch reinforce the school’s commitment to bridging international collaborations in education and business. Moving forward, BBS is eager to transform these discussions into impactful programs that will empower students and professionals from both Indonesia and Australia, fostering a future of innovation, shared knowledge, and sustainable development between the two nations.
