Partners and Sponsors

The Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade is a platinum national corporate partner of the AIIA.

The Japan Foundation provides major funding for the Indo-Pacific Cooperation Network. In addition to running this premium network designed to create solutions to pressing regional issues related to resilience in the Indo-Pacific, the AIIA and the Japan Foundation cooperate to develop networks that benefit their mutual activities in Japan, South East Asia, South Asia and the Pacific.

The Konrad Adenauer Stiftung has been a generous supporter of our national conference and a partner organisation of the AIIA since 2017. In turn, the AIIA has provided advice and support for the KAS Security Conference, which the Foundation has run since 2022. Support for our respective organisations includes mutual advice on speaker selections, as well as advice on delegations, events and visits to our respective regions of activity.

The AIIA is proud that its series Australia in World Affairs is published by Cambridge University Press and that CUP has made available all volumes in this series, which has covered foreign policy in Australia since 1950 in regular installments, in hard copy on demand or in digital format to its university and other subscribers.

The AIIA is proud to have Taylor and Francis as the publisher of its Australian Journal of International Affairs, the Southern Hemisphere’s leading academic journal in the international relations field.

The AIIA is pleased to partner with the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Canberra and the Embassy of France in Australia to organise a series of climate talks around Australia and the Pacific.

The AIIA is pleased to partner with the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Canberra and the Embassy of the France in Australia to organise a series of climate talks around Australia and the Pacific.

Fiji Airways provided support for Pacific speakers for the 2024 AIIA National Conference.

The Australian National University was a sponsor of the 2024 AIIA National Conference and provided a venue for the conference’s masterclasses.

The Walter Mangold Trust Fund supports youth participation in AIIA Victoria Events.

The Sir Wilfred and C.H. (Roger) Brookes Charitable Foundation supports youth participation in AIIA Victoria Events.

A bequest left by Russell Trood provided support for many years until 2025 for Australian Outlook.

The estate of Euan Crone provides support for the Euan Crone scholarship, which assists young members of the AIIA to conduct fieldwork, research, and other activities in Asia.