Kemal Ergun, the International President of the Islamic Community Milli Gorus (ICMG), recently visited Australia to hold coordination meetings with the regional and branch committee board members of the organisation. The meetings took place in Victoria and New South Wales to strengthen ties between the ICMG International and its members in Australia.
During his visit, Mr. Ergun had talks with key members of ICMG in Australia, including regional and branch committee board members. The discussions focused on various issues related to the organisation’s operations in Australia, such as community outreach programs, educational initiatives, and efforts to promote interfaith harmony and understanding within Australia.
The meetings also provided an opportunity for Mr. Ergun to discuss challenges facing the Muslim community in Australia, including issues related to discrimination and Islamophobia. He emphasised promoting dialogue and understanding between different communities to build a more tolerant and inclusive society.
In addition to the coordination meetings, Kemal Ergun participated in public seminars and youth activities during his visit to Australia. He engaged with young members of ICMG Australia, discussing their concerns and aspirations for the future, including the role of young people in promoting positive change within their communities and the importance of education and community involvement.
The public seminars and engagement with youth were valuable opportunities for members of ICMG and the wider community to learn more about Islam and the work of the organisation, providing a platform for constructive dialogue and discussion on mutual concerns.
Mr. Ergun also attended the official opening ceremony of ICMG Brunswick Mosque and the new ICMG Sydney City branch. The ceremonies were attended by members of the local Muslim community as well as other dignitaries, and were seen as important milestones in the growth and development of ICMG in Australia.
Kemal Ergun’s visit was a productive and positive experience for all involved, contributing to the ongoing efforts of ICMG and its members to promote interfaith harmony, understanding, and community wellbeing in Australia and worldwide.
