The Australian Arab Choir sings its way to breaking communal stereotypes this Australia Day

The Australian Arab Choir will be performing a rendition of 'I am Australian' by the Seekers at an Australia Day event organised by the Iraqi Australian Christian Association and the Australian Arab Affairs, in an attempt to shatter negative stereotypes around the Arab and Middle Eastern communities in Australia. The event will be held on Sunday, January 20th at Elettra Hall, Bossley Park NSW.

The members of the Australian Arab Choir are from Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon and Syria and they come from a variety of religious backgrounds. They will start off the event by singing 'I am Australian,' followed by Arabic song performances, sending a powerful message about the importance of peace and harmony.

Event Details:

What: Iraqi Australian Christian Association & Australia Arab Affairs Australia Day celebration

When: 6.30pm, Sunday 20 January 2019

Where: Club Marconi - Elettra Hall, Prairie Vale Rd., Bossley Park, NSW

About the Australian Arab Choir:

Established in 2015 by Dr. Laith Barnouti, the Australian Arab Choir consists of 15 Australian Arabs from different religious backgrounds celebrating their new lives as proud Australians.

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