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- … these commitments offer. I took up the role in July this year and the team that we have on board already are working on strategic planning with partner countries to achieve their desired outcomes by 2025. We want to provide support to countries …https://dfat.gov.au/publications/trade-investment/business-envoy/november-2021/pacific-agreement-closer-economic-relations-plus-pacer-plus-landmark-trade-and-development-agreement -
- … direction for Australia's international development program. It will deliver on the Government's commitment to work in partnership with our neighbours in the Pacific and Southeast Asia to address shared challenges and achieve our shared … with a range of risks, including those emanating from the triple challenges of climate change, COVID-19 recovery, and strategic contest. These risks have set back progress toward achieving the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. For the … in supporting the development of our regional partners? An External Advisory Group (EAG) will be established to provide strategic guidance on the new development policy. The EAG will provide critical input and advice to DFAT throughout the …https://dfat.gov.au/development/new-international-development-policy/terms-reference
- … of past Cabinet decisions, as set out in paragraph 2 of the paper. 16 (b) The paper had given slight attention to the strategic aspect of Papua–New Guinea. 17 Perhaps Papua–New Guinea did not have the importance for Australian defence that it had when West New Guinea was not in Indonesian hands. If it had little strategic importance to Australia, did it matter if Papua–New Guinea was in hostile hands? Sir Henry Bland said he was not … 3500 by Jun 1968' (JPC Report no. 32/1968, 8 May 1968, NAA: A 1209, 1968/8538 part 2). 17 The report had judged: 'The strategic importance of PNG lies mainly in its potential as a base for the conduct of activities or operations prejudicial …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-26/Pages/189-notes-on-defence-committee-discussion-by-plimsoll -
- … future for Australia by responding to urgent development needs in the Asia Pacific region and elsewhere, building strategic partnerships and focusing assistance on agreed high priority sectors such as governance, health and education. It … future for Australia by responding to urgent development needs in the Asia Pacific region and elsewhere, building strategic partnerships and focusing assistance on agreed high priority sectors such as governance, health and education. It …https://dfat.gov.au/news/media/Pages/joint-budget-press-release -
- … that will expand pre-positioned humanitarian and emergency supplies in 14 Pacific countries and Timor-Leste. These strategic reserves will enhance the Pacific’s crisis response in the critical first 48 hours and help them be better …https://dfat.gov.au/news/media-release/joint-statement-partners-blue-pacific-foreign-ministers-meeting-0 -
- … to further expand and diversify our economic relationship as we elevate the bilateral relationship to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Korea, like Australia, is on track to ratify RCEP by the end of 2021. And Australia continues to engage … initiatives to drive future economic development and reduce emissions. We expect to soon agree a Low Emissions Technology Partnership. Australia has also been pleased to work with Korea in exploring opportunities for liberalisation of …https://dfat.gov.au/trade/organisations/wto/trade-monitoring-and-reviews/wto-trade-policy-review-republic-korea-2021-australia-statement -
- … that WLI can contribute to program outcomes and long-term change by providing opportunities and spaces for 'motivated and strategic individuals'—with a focus on women but also engaging men—to learn new leadership skills, connect with each other, …https://dfat.gov.au/people-to-people/australia-awards/Pages/australia-awards-womens-leadership-initiative
- … WTO – member APEC – member CPTPP – party RCEP – party AANZFTA – party IPEF – founding member Bilateral: Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Malaysia–Australia Free Trade Agreement Diplomatic and economic relations Australia and Malaysia have a strong and longstanding relationship, with important defence ties and an economic partnership underpinned by the Malaysia–Australia Free Trade Agreement. Australia is Malaysia’s seventh-largest goods …https://dfat.gov.au/countries-economies-and-regions/southeast-asia/invested-australias-southeast-asia-economic-strategy-2040/appendixes/malaysia-country-profile-and-action-plan
- … specially convened by United Nations, of members responsible for administration of dependent territories. Bases or strategic areas of special importance may be exempted by General Assembly on recommendation of Security Council. (4) … specially convened by United Nations, of members responsible for administration of dependent territories. Bases or strategic areas of special importance may be exempted by General Assembly on recommendation of Security Council. (4) …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-08/93-department-of-external-affairs-to-posts
- … in the Montreux Conference and is closely interested in the future of the Straits area by reason of its political and strategic importance to the Near East and Mediterranean. (e) German Merchant Marine. In our telegram No. 161 of 21st June … in the Montreux Conference and is closely interested in the future of the Straits area by reason of its political and strategic importance to the Near East and Mediterranean. (e) German Merchant Marine. In our telegram No. 161 of 21st June …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-08/149-commonwealth-government-to-cranborne