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- … could play an essential complementary role. Working towards such an objective will considerably strengthen the economic partnership between the two countries. In many ways Australia and Korea are complementary in the technology area. Australia … changes offer new opportunities for Australia. There is indeed a window of opportunity for Australia to become a strategic partner for Korea's education and training sector – and redress the emphasis that Koreans have placed on an … changes offer new opportunities for Australia. There is indeed a window of opportunity for Australia to become a strategic partner for Korea's education and training sector – and redress the emphasis that Koreans have placed on an …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/trade-investment/australia-korea-strengthened-economic-partnership/Pages/executive-summary
- … (a) British Policy East of Suez in General I. Pre 1967 Assumptions The 1964 Report by the Defence Committee on the Strategic Basis of Australian Defence Policy included the following: 1 'In the past few years there have been indications … operations in Africa, Mauritius and the Middle East. The Defence Committee considered and endorsed a paper on Australian Strategic interests in Africa and the Indian Ocean in April, 1965. The principal passages relating to the B.I.O.T. were as … (a) British Policy East of Suez in General I. Pre 1967 Assumptions The 1964 Report by the Defence Committee on the Strategic Basis of Australian Defence Policy included the following: 1 'In the past few years there have been indications …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-27/Pages/085-note-by-osborn -
- … the PRC. – On 20 April and 4 May, Cabinet reviewed trade with China and decided that the application of more restrictive strategic export controls to China (the 'China differential') should cease, and strategic controls on trade with China should be similar to those applying to the USSR. – On 11 May, and more extensively on … the PRC. – On 20 April and 4 May, Cabinet reviewed trade with China and decided that the application of more restrictive strategic export controls to China (the 'China differential') should cease, and strategic controls on trade with China …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-22/Pages/279-submission-to-bowen -
- … to global peace and security, it has also enabled Australia to strengthen relationships with many of its key allies and strategic partners. Australia brought perspectives from the Indo-Pacific region to the Council's work and ensured countries … for Australia's interests, Council membership has opened new horizons in our relationships with our closest allies and strategic partners. Australia will benefit from these enhanced relationships as an enduring legacy of our Council work, … to global peace and security, it has also enabled Australia to strengthen relationships with many of its key allies and strategic partners. Australia brought perspectives from the Indo-Pacific region to the Council's work and ensured countries …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/international-relations/Pages/australias-term-on-the-united-nations-security-council-2013-14-achievements -
- … and Mongolia. Australia and Mongolia are in the process of elevating the bilateral relationship to a Comprehensive Partnership. Senior Officials Talks are held every couple of years. People-to-People links People-to-people links between …https://dfat.gov.au/geo/mongolia/mongolia-country-brief
- … unless clear objectives and outcomes have been identified. Heads of Mission are required to provide leadership and set strategic direction for post PD programs. They should: ensure that PD activities are given high-level attention act as … policies or objectives of the department and/or the government any perception that the department's activities, goals, strategic direction or integrity could be influenced by a sponsor accepting sponsorship from people or organisations whose … unless clear objectives and outcomes have been identified. Heads of Mission are required to provide leadership and set strategic direction for post PD programs. They should: ensure that PD activities are given high-level attention act as …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/people-to-people/public-diplomacy-advocacy-handbook/Pages/part-one-managing-public-diplomacy-programs -
- … 2020-25 , and Australia’s international engagement strategy on human trafficking and modern slavery: delivering in partnership set out specific actions and commitments that the Australian government has made to address child and forced … opportunities for girls by mainstreaming gender equality across all programming. Gender equality features strongly in GPE Strategic Plan (2021-2025) for the delivery and strengthening of education systems to address the specific gendered barriers … Corporation (PCLEC), the AFP works closely with its Pacific partners to address Gender and Family Harm, one of five strategic priorities of the PICP. PCLEC has developed a number of initiatives to support enhanced capability and consistent …https://dfat.gov.au/publications/international-relations/australian-government-response-human-rights-sub-committee-joint-standing-committee-foreign-affairs-defence-and-trade-report-advocating-elimination-child-and-forced-marriage
- … of the British military commitment to the Far East. 27. There is no guarantee and little likelihood that forces from the Strategic Reserve in the U.K. will be available for Asia if a situation arises in which there are conflicting priorities with Europe. 28. The doctrine of the Strategic Reserve produces an obvious problem of communications. 29. The terms of the Nassau Agreement 6 seem likely to have … likelihood of any major U.K. effort in local war in South East Asia, and little will in London to expand the U.K./U.S. partnership there, that Britain under-estimated the problem of China, and that British thinking on the whole Asia area …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-27/Pages/022-department-of-external-affairs-policy-planning-study -
- … Russian Federation and the United States of America. We reaffirmed the importance of the EAS as a Leaders-led Forum for strategic dialogue and cooperation on political, security, economic and social issues of common regional concern and a range … High-Level Segment, which was held in parallel with COP12. We noted the outcomes of the 3rd East Asia Low Carbon Growth Partnership Dialogue held in October 2014 in Japan. We were pleased with the increased participation from the private sector … strengthening comprehensive connectivity and infrastructure development. We welcomed the agreement to launch a collective strategic study on issues related to the realisation of the Free Trade Area of the Asia Pacific (FTAAP) and were pleased …https://dfat.gov.au/international-relations/regional-architecture/eas/Pages/chairmans-statement-of-the-9th-east-asia-summit
- … resources (lateritic-nickel and end-of-life batteries). $30,000 The Australian and Indonesian Energy Transition: A Green Partnership Asialink Asialink will convene a select group of Indonesian energy industry regulators, experts, and investors … East Java's Villages Communities with Sustainable Solar-Powered Drying Technology Petra Christian University In partnership with Petra Christian University and the University of Wollongong, this project aims to develop customized drying … from industry, academia, business and community leaders from Indonesia and Australia, this project aims to develop a strategic roadmap for circular innovation ecosystems to support sustainable development at the district level in six …https://dfat.gov.au/people-to-people/foundations-councils-institutes/australia-indonesia-institute/grants/previous-australia-indonesia-institute-grants/australia-indonesia-institute-grant-recipients-2023-24