Sports Diplomacy: What it is and why it is important

The MISS seminar on Sport Diplomacy will be held on 03 March.

Robbie Gaspar and Ana Surjanto are wo outstanding sports diplomats who will speak at the seminar. Source: Source: Courtesy Herb Feith Indonesia Engagement Centre

As part of the Monash Indonesian Seminar Series (MISS) the Monash Herb Feith Engagement Centre will hold a seminar entitled “Sports Diplomacy: How we can grow Indonesia Australia Relations”. The seminar will explore the range of benefits to Australia and Indonesia that will come through sport. What opportunities exist?

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Published 1 March 2022 6:46pm

By Sri Dean

Presented by Ricky Kusumo

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As part of the Monash Indonesian Seminar Series (MISS) the Monash Herb Feith Engagement Centre will hold a seminar entitled “Sports Diplomacy: How we can grow Indonesia Australia Relations”. The seminar will explore the range of benefits to Australia and Indonesia that will come through sport. What opportunities exist?

Prof Sharyn Davies isDirector of the Herb Feith Indonesia Engagement Centre and Associate Professor in the School of Languages, Literatures, Cultures and Linguistics, at Monash University. She explains to Sri Dean the purpose of the seminar, and her hopes for the future of sports diplomacy between Indonesia and Australia.

Event link: https://www.monash.edu/arts/Herb-Feith-Indonesian-Engagement/news-and-events/events/events/miss-1-the-power-of-sports-diplomacy-how-we-can-grow-indonesia-australia-relations