Suprovat Sydney Report: The Premier’s Harmony Dinner, hosted by the Minister for Multiculturalism is a spectacular event to recognise and celebrate the significant contributions made by multicultural leaders.

Wonderful to catch up with the multicultural family at the Premier’s Harmony Dinner, a glittering gala to recognise and celebrate the significant contributions made by multicultural leaders. Heartiest congratulations to all the nominees and winners, from Suprovat Sydney the only Bangladeshi community Newspaper in Australia.

The 2023 Premier’s Harmony Dinner takes place on Thursday, 23 February, at the International Convention Centre. The selflessness, care, and passion of 16 individuals and community organisations have been recognised at the Premier’s annual Harmony Dinner in Sydney

More than 1,500 guests, including community leaders, corporate and business leaders, members of Parliament, and non-government organisations on the night.

“Since 2012, the NSW Government has been celebrating the dedication of people who passionately serve their communities all to make our state a better place,” Mr. Perrottet said.

“Each of the people and organisations we are honoring tonight shows that while we all come from different backgrounds, we are all driven by the same goal of wanting to create a stronger future for NSW.”

“This is one of the biggest events of its kind in Australia, and I believe that is fitting given we have the strongest and most harmonious multicultural society,” Mr. Coure said.

“Of course, we wouldn’t have the great state we do without the amazing contributions of the caring and selfless people we champion tonight.”

For the first time, the outstanding contribution of a community language teacher was also recognised with an inaugural medal, with Ms. Odarka Brecko being awarded for more than 50 years of advocating for and supporting the maintenance of the Ukrainian language, culture, and traditions. Her leadership in education and within the community has directly influenced more than 5,000 young people.

The Premier’s Harmony Dinner continues to celebrate the NSW Government’s commitment to a cohesive and inclusive society in which the cultures, languages, and religions of all citizens are embraced.

Md.Rashidul Islam, the reporter of Suprovat Sydney, the only Bengali Newspaper published in Australia, joined there to cover the event.