 Photo: Sketa Oz Images - Selina Kucks - Cultural Relations and Interpreting & Se-Yong Pak - City Hall Officer Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers is done and dusted, but it's more than just flowers. The annual event is a draw card for international visitors across the world, in particular our sister cities: Paju and Takatsuki.  Photo: Sketa Oz Images - You-Myun Song - Vice Mayor of Paju City and Selina Kucks - Cultural Relations and Interpreting The carnival offers an opportunity to create and continue making good relations for not only trade in this region, but for small businesses, education, agriculture and government. Exchanging conversation and spending quality catch up time with local councils on both sides of the fence, is paramount to continuing these relations.  Photo: Sketa Oz Images - Paju delegates and Toowoomba business persons enjoy an evening of dining, during the 2016 Carnival of Flowers. Sketa gathers signatures and addresses large crowds at the Toowoomba International Multi-cultural Festival - to establish greater interest in the establishment of Korean language programs throughout QLD Schools. Sketa stresses the importance of learning languages at the '2016 Korean Festival' - King George Square, Brisbane City, Australia. While crowds enjoyed the local Korean cuisine, music and culture - a greater underlying importance of establishing Korean studies in schools across QLD remained high on the list of priorities for not only Sketa, but Korean nationals alike. |
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