Indonesia, Australia, Papua New Guinea boost defence ties in first trilateral
They pledged to broaden cooperation on shared security priorities and maintain regular dialogue to advance their “collective vision” for the Indo-Pacific.
They pledged to broaden cooperation on shared security priorities and maintain regular dialogue to advance their “collective vision” for the Indo-Pacific.
Both sides commended the comprehensive and effective cooperation across various pillars including politics, defence and security, maritime cooperation, economy, trade, investment,…
PM Takaichi also called for realizing a free and open Indo-Pacific, which she considers part of her diplomatic strategy.
The two sides expressed their appreciation for their enduring friendship and effective cooperation and affirmed their intention to continue working together to expand this…
Australia raised concerns with Beijing in October after a Chinese fighter jet dropped flares near an Australian maritime patrol plane carrying out surveillance in the South China…
The countries upgraded ties to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership (CSP) after 60 years of diplomacy and 25 years of free trade.
Both sides on Oct 8 laid out what Prime Minister Lawrence Wong called a “very full and ambitious agenda” of 20 agreements under an upgraded Comprehensive Strategic Partnership…
PM Pham Minh Chinh noted that bilateral relations have grown far beyond expectations since the establishment of diplomatic ties, with Australia offering valuable support,…
Parliamentary cooperation has flourished between the two countries, both within bilateral and multilateral frameworks. Vietnam and Australia continue to work closely together at…
Vietnam and New Zealand share common interests in maintaining multilateral trade and undisrupted supply chains, which underpin stable growth and prosperity globally, said New…