Australia to provide more than $ 11 MN under the ‘Bachelor of Maitri’ for Indian students: FM Marise Payne

Melbourne: Australian Foreign Minister Marise Payne announced Saturday’s ‘Maitri’ undergraduate program where he would provide more than USD 11 million for four years to support Indian students to study at the world’s leading universities of Australia.
During the Presser together, Australian Foreign Minister also announced a series of new initiatives to improve education and cultural bonds between Australia and India.
Safe! You have managed to throw Votelogin to see the results “I am also proud of a number of my Australian minister’s colleagues to announce today a series of new initiatives to improve educational and cultural bonds between Australia and India.
This initiative is precisely called ‘Maitri’, which means the initiative of friendship, “he said.
Your Foreign Minister continues to say that under the Maitri Bachelor Program, the Australian Government will provide more than USD 11 million for four years to support Indian students to study in Australia .
The world’s leading university.
“The Maitri Fellowship program will provide USD 3.5 million for four years to establish relationships between future leaders, will support Australian and Indian professionals for career to collaborate on strategic research initiatives,” Payne said.
He explained that Australia would also provide more than USD 6 million for four years for the Partnership of the Maitri culture to support cultural exchanges and improve the role of the creative industry in both our countries.
Speaking at a press conference along with the Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar, Payne said the relationship between Australia and India also had a deep connection in trade and investment.
“And when we stand here in Melbourne, the Minister of Trade, Tourism and Investment and Tehan returned from India after a negotiation round for a comprehensive economic cooperation agreement (CECA).”
At CECA, Payne said this was an agreement that both parties were confident, would open up opportunities for new trade and investment, especially because the two economies recovered from the impact of Covid-19.
Payne said that the Maitri program was a strong positive for the education sector in Australia, recovering from the economic impact of Covid 19.
The Australian Foreign Minister highlights the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) which was signed between the two countries on Friday in New Delhi.
“(Australia trade) Minister and Tehan were able to sign a memorandum of understanding of tourism, with colleagues yesterday in New Delhi.
Under the Australian and Indian MoU will work together to promote travel between two markets, and advance the cooperation of tourism data on training data Industrial engagement, “he said.
Payne also announced the establishment of the Australia-India Infrastructure Forum which will match Australia’s finances with enormous infrastructure opportunities in India.
Through this initiative, he said the nation would hold workshops and produce analysis to encourage results for business.