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- … should have in mind when working out the way in which we might join in the debate. We are not well informed on the strategic effects of the plan put forward by the British and French in London. We do not know what would be the effect on … American Continent may cause less than due attention to be given to the growing significance of Chinese manpower in the strategic balance of forces. There ought, in my view, to be Commonwealth consultations before any further significant steps … Kingdom authorities, particularly our need for consultation and access to United Kingdom Chiefs of Staff appreciations on strategic effects of various proposals, including the Anglo-French proposal. Spender reports some reluctance on part of …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-28/15-cablegram-from-menzies-to-casey-and-spender
- … science, the arts and sport. They are recognised for being rich sources of dynamism and enterprise. As Australia's strategic and economic ties with India continue to gain ground, a range of Indian diaspora networks have demonstrated their …https://dfat.gov.au/IndianDiaspora
- … that while we must maintain our basic defence industries, we should do so in accordance with an Empire plan for the strategic deployment of such activities as shipbuilding, supply and munitions production and aircraft manufacture. … be so organised and disposed that they can act in conjunction with the other Services in the protection of areas of strategic importance and in the undertaking of amphibious operations. (b) Local mobile forces for the defence of the main … Defences and garrison forces for bases. Air Forces: 20. (a) Reconnaissance and striking forces capable of- (i) Strategic operations. (ii) Tactical operations in support of Naval and Land forces. (iii) Defence of Sea communications and …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-08/118-defence-committee-minute-2341945
- … to the authors of the MTR Report, My-EQIP has been most effective in areas which represent Myanmar National Education Strategic Plan (NESP) priorities, where the Government of Myanmar has already initiated work and where managing contractor …https://dfat.gov.au/publications/development/mid-term-review-myanmar-education-quality-improvement-program-my-eqip -
- … process. All recommendations involved a continuation of some degree of Australian support albeit with a more targeted and strategic orientation. DFAT's management response accepts or partially accepts all of the recommendations. Full publication … process. All recommendations involved a continuation of some degree of Australian support albeit with a more targeted and strategic orientation. DFAT's management response accepts or partially accepts all of the recommendations. Full publication …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/Pages/evaluation-of-australias-electoral-assistance-to-papua-new-guinea-2015-2017 -
- … of India's independence, we continue to build ongoing collaboration between Australia and India under our Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, including through the Australia-India Council (AIC) grants. … Australia-India Council grants …https://www.foreignminister.gov.au/minister/marise-payne/media-release/australia-india-council-grants-0 -
- … growth. Australia is a founding member and core contributor the GGGI and currently serves on GGGI's Council, providing strategic direction and oversight of the Institute's work program and budget. More information on GGGI . DFAT Deputy … growth. Australia is a founding member and core contributor the GGGI and currently serves on GGGI's Council, providing strategic direction and oversight of the Institute's work program and budget. More information on GGGI . DFAT Deputy …https://dfat.gov.au/aid/who-we-work-with/multilateral-organisations/Pages/continued-support-gggi -
- … largest trading partner, with two-way trade of goods and services valued at $10.2 billion in 2014-15. The Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement will open up further opportunities for two-way investment. We are also enhancing our cooperation on defence, strategic and security issues; development assistance; human rights; and law enforcement. Mr Chittick is a senior career … agreement will open up further opportunities for two-way investment. We are also enhancing our cooperation on defence, strategic and security issues; development assistance; human rights; and law enforcement. Mr Chittick is a senior career …https://dfat.gov.au/news/news/Pages/ambassador-to-vietnam -
- … Canberra, 7 June 1971 Secret The Prime Minister I raise one point of development from this afternoon's discussions on the strategic basis of Australia's defence policy. 2. It is the role Australia, as a middle power, can play in the South East … Canberra, 7 June 1971 Secret The Prime Minister I raise one point of development from this afternoon's discussions on the strategic basis of Australia's defence policy. 2. It is the role Australia, as a middle power, can play in the South East …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-27/Pages/111-minute-bunting-to-mcmahon -
- … Indonesia and his talks with Robert Kennedy. Not published. 2 Paragraph 7 canvassed Australian willingness to share the 'strategic burden' should the Kennedy-brokered negotiations break down. This would include being prepared for the resumption … Indonesia and his talks with Robert Kennedy. Not published. 2 Paragraph 7 canvassed Australian willingness to share the 'strategic burden' should the Kennedy-brokered negotiations break down. This would include being prepared for the resumption …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-25/Pages/155-note-from-hasluck-to-hicks -