Exchange of views with journalists on the occasion of the CCA Spring Fair in Sydney

A 'Press Meet and Greet' was held in Sydney, Australia with journalists and media personnel on the occasion of CCA Spring Fair 2026. The meeting, organized by Chittagong Club Australia Inc. (CCA), highlighted the Spring Fair's planning, cultural events, children's entertainment, and various initiatives to engage the wider community.

The meeting was held on Thursday (September 24) at 7:30 pm on the ground floor of 194 Lakemba Street, Lakemba. It was chaired by CCA President Saiful Hasan Chowdhury and moderated by General Secretary Tanvir Ahmed Rumel. Journalists from various media outlets in Sydney and community media representatives participated.

Campbelltown City Councilor Ibrahim Khalil Masud, Australia Bangladesh Business Forum President Abdul Khan Ratan, former Councilor Mohammad Zaman Titu, Lawyer Upal Amin, Title Sponsor Build to Die Director Shams Alam and other community leaders were present at the event.

Highlighting various aspects of the planning and organization of the CCA Spring Fair 2026, former president Syed Akramullah said that this year's event has taken initiatives to involve the wider community in addition to cultural activities.

Assistant Treasurer Mohammad Ziaur Rahman said, "The purpose of the CCA Spring Fair is not just to organize entertainment events; it is to strengthen communication and bonds between people from different communities through culture, food, family and social harmony."

CCA President Saiful Hasan Chowdhury said, "This year's Spring Fair is being organized with the message of 'Connecting for a Stronger, More Inclusive Community' in mind. At the same time, there is an expectation to create a vibrant and inclusive community platform that captures the idea of ​​people, culture, community, and a bright future."

Treasurer Sadia Haque Tandra said that this year's event will feature culture, food, family entertainment and participation from various communities. Along with the Bangladeshi community, there will be opportunities for people from the wider South Asian and other cultures to participate.

Special emphasis has also been given to children's entertainment. Organizing committee member Irfan Faiz said that there will be free rides for children from 11 am to 4 pm.

During the press meet, journalists asked questions about various aspects of the Spring Fair. Future media coverage, interviews, and media involvement were also discussed. CCA sought the cooperation and active participation of the media in promoting the Spring Fair and its objectives to the larger community.

CCA Vice President Syed Baker, Public Relations Secretary Arif Moin, former Treasurer Dr. Sheikh Salauddin, member Sakina Akhter and other leaders from various levels of the organization were present at the event.