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Australia Arab Chamber of Commerce & Industry Iftar Dinner 2024
AACCI annual Iftar dinner in the tradition of celebrating the Holy Month of Ramadan
Department of Families, Fairness and Housing event in the presence of Premier of Vic Daniel Andrews
Hosted by The Honourable Colin Brooks MP, Minister for Multicultural Affairs, and graced by the presence of the Premier of Victoria, The...
Universal Peace Federation & AFP's Launch of the values Education report
On Saturday 16 September 2023, The Universal Peace Federation has unveiled two powerful tools for a brighter future: the Values Education...
Celebrating Innovation and Success at the Annual Victorian Startup Gala
Victoria's vibrant startup ecosystem has been making waves in the world of innovation, and what better way to recognize and celebrate its...
H.E. Mr. Roland Jabbour OAM. and the Embassy of Morocco Welcome the Moroccan Women's Football Team
Sports have always been a powerful force in bringing people together, breaking barriers, and fostering international friendships....
Farewell to the month of Ramadan and welcoming Eid Al-Fitr in Australia
In a notable meeting organized by the Arab Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Melbourne, Roland Jabbour played a significant...
AACCI PRESIDENT MR. ROLAND JABBOUR OAM RECEIVES PRESTIGIOUS PEACE AWARD
This week, AACCI President and National Chairman Mr Roland Jabbour OAM was the honoured recipient of the Ambassador for Peace Award – UPF...
Roland Jabbour to speak at March 2021 Values Education Summit
A variety of notable speakers will be exploring the topic of “Why Values Education is Important and What Should Values Education Look...
Arab-Australian business leaders call for balance
October 25, 2014, AFR, Tony Walker Arab Australian business leaders all agree on the high stakes here of conflict caused by extreme...
Long-term tensions behind Sydney riots
December 13, 2005, BBC News, Kim Camberg Residents, police and politicians are all asking what has fuelled the violence which has swept...
The vulnerable win a heroically inclined crusaderMay 31, 1989, Melbourne Times, Sonia Harford
May 31, 1989, Melbourne Times, Sonia Harford Roland Jabbour, a Lebanese businessman and community leader defies the image of the choirboy...
Rise of the xenophobe could see Australia miss the boat on Middle Eastern trade
July 25, 2002, Sydney Morning Herald, Roland Jabbour The threat by Iraq to halve wheat exports from Australia as a result of its...
Howard calls for tolerance after Australian beach riotDecember 12, 2005, NY Times, AP
December 12, 2005, NY Times, AP SYDNEY — Prime MinisterJohn Howardcalled for ethnic and religious tolerance on Monday after racial...
Article offended Australian ValuesNovember 18, 1995, Herald Sun, Roland JabbourThe article titled
November 18, 1995, Herald Sun, Roland Jabbour The article titled “Back to rule by the gun” by “visiting British historian” David...
We are not extremists, local Arab leaders say
June 19 1996, The Age, Tim Pegler, Jason Koutsoukis Melbourne’s Arabic community fears the arrest of a man linked to international...
Australian Arabic Council’s message to the nation in wake of Qatar incident
28 October, 2020 The Australian Arabic Council is urging Australians not to target Qatar as investigations are underway after an invasive...
'All it took was a trigger': the racism of the Cronulla riots, 15 years on
TV Interview, SBS December 12, 2020 - Media Appearance This week marks 15 years since the Cronulla riots, with some community leaders...
Why Australia's multicultural communities are calling for tailored coronavirus vaccine information
SBS News Article February 2, 2021 - Media Appearance Australian Arabic Council Chairman Roland Jabbour says confusion about where to find...
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