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- … good relations with Indonesia are clearly of the utmost importance-a fact which is categorically reaffirmed in the latest strategic basis paper 3 –I do not believe that what the Prime Minister told President Soeharto in Townsville was meant to … policy towards Timor would be determined by the paramount importance we attached to our relations with Indonesia'. 3 The Strategic Basis of Australian Defence Policy , a regular Department of Defence assessment. Last Updated: 17 June 2013 … … good relations with Indonesia are clearly of the utmost importance-a fact which is categorically reaffirmed in the latest strategic basis paper 3 –I do not believe that what the Prime Minister told President Soeharto in Townsville was meant to …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-20/251-cablegram-to-jakarta
- … and strengthening the existing bonds of friendship among our countries in keeping with the principles of equality, partnership, consultation and consensus thereby contributing to peace, security and economic prosperity in the region and … and prosperity; DO HEREBY DECLARE: FIRST , that we have established the East Asia Summit as a forum for dialogue on broad strategic, political and economic issues of common interest and concern with the aim of promoting peace, stability and … with the other participants of the East Asia Summit. FOURTH , we will focus, among others, on the following: Fostering strategic dialogue and promoting cooperation in political and security issues to ensure that our countries can live at peace …https://dfat.gov.au/international-relations/regional-architecture/eas/Pages/kuala-lumpur-declaration-on-the-east-asia-summit
- … island countries acting together in their own common interest. However, the rationale at the heart of Australia's changed strategic approach does not stem only from the serious situation in Solomon Islands. The new strategy's more focussed … island countries acting together in their own common interest. However, the rationale at the heart of Australia's changed strategic approach does not stem only from the serious situation in Solomon Islands. The new strategy's more focussed …https://dfat.gov.au/news/media/Pages/australia-s-pacific-regional-aid-strategy -
- … the MOU, Australia has committed an additional $20.3 million for a new and innovative program to facilitate and support strategic engagement between Australia and China on governance issues. For China's continuing development and to ensure the … government procurement, fiscal transparency, integrity systems, and public service management. With an emphasis on partnership, China has now become Australia's second biggest export market, surpassing the US, and investment from China in … the MOU, Australia has committed an additional $20.3 million for a new and innovative program to facilitate and support strategic engagement between Australia and China on governance issues. For China's continuing development and to ensure the …https://dfat.gov.au/news/media/Pages/building-partnerships-with-china -
- … Indonesia to approximately $150 million over the next five years and demonstrates Australia's commitment to working in partnership with Indonesia to promote regional development. Media inquiries: Chris Kenny (Minister's Office) 02 6277 7500 or … Indonesia to approximately $150 million over the next five years and demonstrates Australia's commitment to working in partnership with Indonesia to promote regional development. Media inquiries: Chris Kenny (Minister's Office) 02 6277 7500 or …https://dfat.gov.au/news/media/Pages/new-australian-assistance-to-eastern-indonesia -
- … for musicians, authors and publishers. The workshop will also address broader issues of IP enforcement as a part of strategic management of IP rights. The workshop, to be opened by Pamela Fayle, Australia's Ambassador to APEC, will be … for musicians, authors and publishers. The workshop will also address broader issues of IP enforcement as a part of strategic management of IP rights. The workshop, to be opened by Pamela Fayle, Australia's Ambassador to APEC, will be …https://dfat.gov.au/news/media/Pages/australian-ip-industry-boost-for-regional-business-opportunities -
- … disposal of Japanese installations and armaments; and (c) military control; this does not include military government. STRATEGIC POSITION IN THE PACIFIC: 5. The present Allied occupation of Japan and the consequential control of her resources, … economic development, and war potential, maintains for the United States and the British Commonwealth a favourable strategic position in the Pacific. Whilst it is unlikely that the withdrawal of BCOF would jeopardise the United States … prevent any military infiltration or occupation that Russia might be disposed to initiate. In this case, the favourable strategic position referred to in paragraph 5 would be reversed. In fact, strategically any decisions to withdraw BCOF will …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-12/506-shedden-to-burton
- … be transferred to Indo-China, in a bid to utilise resources and cheap labour supplies there. Australia needs a strategic approach to investing in South-East Asia. The first part of that strategy must be better information. Firms can … in the region, which may distort international investment decisions. A number of recommendations in support of this strategic framework are suggested at the end of Chapter 6 for consideration at the next Trade and Investment Forum of the … with large numbers of smaller firms and a lower degree of vertical integration, such as Australia, a more overarching strategic approach will be required to achieve trade spin-offs. This is because the benefits may not necessarily accrue to …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/Pages/changing-tack-australian-investment-in-south-east-asia-2
- … Treaty of 1951 was the signatories' desire "to strengthen the fabric of peace in the Pacific Area," and agreed that the strategic partnership between the US and Australia continued to fulfill this goal. The shared values and interests embodied in the … the US and Australia in the Asia - Pacific region and beyond. Events since AUSMIN 98 had demonstrated once again that the strategic partnership was flexible enough to cope effectively with rapid changes in the regional and global security …https://dfat.gov.au/geo/united-states-of-america/ausmin/Pages/australia-united-states-ministerial-consultations-1999-joint-communiqu
Action Plan for Enhanced Global and Security Cooperation Between Australia and the Republic of Korea
… and ROK Foreign Ministers in December 2009 1. Bilateral and multilateral cooperation and consultation on issues of common strategic interest in the Asia-Pacific region and beyond Activity or proposed activity Australian agency ROK agency Purpose … and Senior Officials Talks, on an annual basis. c) DFAT / Defence c) MOFAT / MND c) To exchange information on strategic matters, defence policy directions, and regional security; and to explore opportunities for further cooperation … Australian Federal Police (AFP) on Combatting Transnational Crime and Developing Police Cooperation, including sharing strategic and operational intelligence. AFP KNPA To increase operational cooperation and the exchange of criminal …https://dfat.gov.au/geo/republic-of-korea/Pages/action-plan-for-enhanced-global-and-security-cooperation-between-australia-and-the-republic-of-korea