The much-anticipated Youth Conference organised by New Zealand Indian Central Association Inc. (NZICA) was held at Mahatma Gandhi Centre at Eden Terrace in Auckland on Saturday 25 November was a resounding success. The day long event featured distinguished speakers, prominent guests, and enthusiastic participants from all over New Zealand making it a remarkable and insightful gathering.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!The Youth Conference was aimed to address crucial issues related to the well-being of young individuals in the New Zealand Indian community. It provided a platform for thought-provoking discussions, knowledge sharing and networking opportunities for the youth. 
Renowned speakers who graced the conference with their wisdom and insights included Simran Kaur, Jazz Thornton, IOPNZ (Arrun Soma, Ajay Chhibber, Moushumi Das). Their thought-provoking talks and engaging discussions left a profound impact on the participants, empowering them with valuable insights and knowledge.
The outstanding success of this event would not have been possible without the dedicated efforts of the NZICA Youth Committee Chairman Shashi Patel and his highly energetic and enthusiastic team. Their commitment to ensuring the success of the conference was evident in every aspect of the event, from planning to execution.
The presence of esteemed NZICA Life Members, Harshad K Patel and Bhikhu Bhana added prestige and significance to the occasion. Life Members guidance and support have been instrumental in shaping the NZICA’s journey, and their attendance at the conference was truly appreciated.
The event was also graced by the presence of the NZICA Business Committee Chairman Dipak Bhana, Navtej Randhawa from National Party and Suneel Kuncha from New Zealand Telugu Association, who showed their support for the youth and their dedication to promoting Youth well-being.
NZICA extended its heartfelt gratitude to all the participants who attended the conference and actively contributed to the discussions. The event’s success was a testament to the enthusiasm and commitment of the Youth within the New Zealand Indian community.
NZICA spokesperson said special thanks goes to the Auckland Indian Association for their warm hospitality and for providing the ideal venue for this significant gathering.
NZICA also expressed its sincere appreciation to the generous sponsors who provided crucial financial support, making the Youth Conference possible. Their commitment to the community’s well-being is truly commendable, and their financial contribution is deeply valued.
NZICA remains committed to fostering the well-being and growth of the New Zealand Indian community, especially its Youth and Women. The resounding success of the Youth Conference is a testament to the organisation’ dedication to this noble cause. –TIN Bureau