Oz Arab Media was represented at a special gathering following an invitation from the Hon. Minister Jihad Dib, Member for Bankstown in the NSW Parliament.

The event brought together senior government representatives, elected officials, community leaders and supporters of the Australian Labor Party.

Among those in attendance were the Hon. Tony Burke, Minister for Home Affairs, Immigration and Cyber Security, the Hon. Anne Aly, Federal Member for Cowan, Mr Bilal El-Hayek, Mayor of Canterbury-Bankstown, and Ms Rachelle Harika, Deputy Mayor, together with current and former councillors and community representatives.

During the gathering, Minister Tony Burke acknowledged the achievements of the Labor Government in the Bankstown area and praised Minister Jihad Dib’s contribution to advancing economic, social, commercial and community initiatives across South-Western Sydney.

The Hon. Anne Aly also recognised Minister Dib’s dedication and leadership, while Mayor Bilal El-Hayek highlighted his positive influence on younger generations and his commitment to public service.

In his address, Minister Jihad Dib thanked those in attendance for their support and reaffirmed his commitment to working with his parliamentary colleagues to address the social and economic needs of the local community.

Oz Arab Media welcomed the opportunity to attend and engage with government representatives and community leaders.

Such gatherings provide an important opportunity to strengthen relationships, recognise community contributions and encourage dialogue between Australia’s diverse multicultural communities and elected representatives.

Oz Arab Media remains committed to highlighting community achievements, promoting multicultural understanding and giving a voice to the diverse communities that make Australia stronger.