Iriana Jokowi Kunjungi Penangkaran Koala di G20 Brisbane 2014
G20 First Ladies Cuddle Up to Koalas Down Under
Editor : Ismail Gani
Translator : Novita Cahyadi
ISTRI Perdana Menteri Australia, Margie Abbott menyambut Ibu Negara Iriana Joko Widodo saat berkunjung ke pusat perlindungan koala di sela Konferensi Tingkat Tinggi (KTT) G20 di Brisbane, Australia, Sabtu.
Di sela KTT G20, istri dari para pemimpin ekonomi terbesar di dunia di Brisbane, berkunjung ke pusat penangkaran koala, hewan yang menjadi maskot kedua Australia setelah kanguru.
Istri PM Tony Abbot, Margie, memimpin langsung kunjungan para ibu negara ke Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary di Brisbane.
Para ibu negara anggota G20 mendapat pengalaman baru ke pedalaman Australia, dan bergantian memeluk koala dan mengenal lebih dekat kanguru. Mereka juga menyaksikan demonstrasi domba unggulan Australia.
Ibu Negara Irana pun sempat berpose dengan koala, seperti dilansir MailOnline.
Namun wanita glamor, istri dari Presiden Meksiko, Angelica Rivera, tampaknya tidak hadir pada kegiatan di alam terbuka tersebut.
Istri Presiden China Xi Jinping, Peng Liyuan dan istri PM Kanada, Stephen Harper Laureen tertawa gugup ketika beberapa kanguru beringsut untuk mendekati makanan yang mereka tawarkan.
MARGIE Abbott, wife of Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott, greets Iriana Joko Widodo, wife of Indonesian President Joko Widodo, during the spouse visit to a koala sanctuary while the G20 Summit takes place in Brisbane.
As the leaders of the world's biggest economies got down to business at the G20 meeting in Brisbane today, some of their better halves got up close and personal with Australia's favourite marsupials.
Prime Minister Tony Abbott's wife Margie led a delegation of First ladies on a tour of Brisbane's Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary on Saturday.
The G20 leaders' wives were treated to the ultimate Aussie outback experience, taking it in turns to cuddle the resident koalas and handfeed a pair of large kangaroos. They were also given a sheep shearing demonstration.
Irana Joko Widodo of Indonesia poses with a koala at the Brisbane sanctuary today.
The glamorous Mexican first lady, Angelica Rivera, was notably missing from the wildlife excursion.
Chinese President Xi Jinping's wife Peng Liyuan and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper's wife Laureen laughed nervously as a couple of large kangaroos sidled up to help themselves to the offered food.
