Sister City
A Sister City relationship is an agreement between two cities, where each city agrees to promote mutual understanding, friendship and professional conduct for the benefit of both communities and the promotion of local government.
A sister city agreement between Gapyeong County in Korea and Strathfield Council was formalised and signed in August 2011.
This sister city agreement was established as an opportunity for extensive cooperation that would see both organisations exchanging knowledge in public administration, education, culture and tourism.
Strathfield Council is delighted to mark the 60th anniversary of Australian-Korean diplomatic relations with a digital photo exhibition that is available online and displayed at the Strathfield Council Library and Innovation Hub from Monday 22 November until Sunday 12 December 2021.
A digital photo exhibition commemorating the 60th Anniversary of Australian-Korean diplomatic relations will be displayed at Strathfield Council Library and Innovation Hub from Monday 22 November – Sunday 12 December.
This exhibition is held to celebrate Australia and Korea’s time-tested friendship and signify the quantum leap forward in our shared future. By looking back at the footprints of our cherished history together and looking towards a more prosperous and reciprocal relationship, both at the national and local level.
Photos on display are produced by the Consulate General of the Republic of Korea in Sydney.
