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- … recognised early program challenges against mid-term achievements to inform current phase recommendations, as well as strategic forward planning options. Overall, the review team assessed that the project is on track to achieve the desirable … recognised early program challenges against mid-term achievements to inform current phase recommendations, as well as strategic forward planning options. Overall, the review team assessed that the project is on track to achieve the desirable …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/Pages/emergency-response-to-artemisinin-resistance-in-the-greater-mekong-sub-region-independent-mid-term-report-and-management-re
- … I started my career as a language specialist and made the transition to cyber security because I was attracted by the strategic and law enforcement elements of cyber and the real world impact I could have working in the field. Which of your … In my career, I have most loved the opportunities to create and lead teams around the world that pursue ambitious strategic visions, and what I find most exciting now is being in a position to connect talented people to roles that allow … I started my career as a language specialist and made the transition to cyber security because I was attracted by the strategic and law enforcement elements of cyber and the real world impact I could have working in the field. Which of your …https://dfat.gov.au/international-relations/themes/cyber-affairs/Pages/jennifer-stockwell
- … Canberra, April 1971 1 Confidential Communist China: Strategic Export Controls In decision No. 90 of 20th April, 1971 2 Cabinet directed that an Interdepartmental Committee … by the Trade Commissioner in Hong Kong, are examples of such measures. These involve broader considerations going beyond strategic export controls and careful consideration would need to be given to the degree of overt Government initiative and … (e) To assist in the removal of uncertainty which surrounds export trade with the PRC, details of the goods subject to strategic export control should be published. (f) Removal of the 'differential' would not seem to compromise in any way our …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-22/Pages/175-submission-to-cabinet -
- … work on regional issues relating to political governance, economic cooperation, security, and trade. Australia signed a Partnership Agreement with the PIF Secretariat in April 2014. The Partnership commits both parties to work together to … for Pacific Regionalism , which aims to support focused political conversations and settlements that address key strategic issues facing the region. Related documents* Name of document Year published Type Forum Communique of the 50th … for our membership contribution and voluntary core funding. Our predictable, multi-year funding is an investment in SPC's strategic outcomes. It enables SPC to respond to regional priorities and better integrate and report on the impact of its …https://dfat.gov.au/geo/pacific/development-assistance/effective-governance-pacific-regional
- … April Annex 'E' Washington Staff Conversations 4. The report of the Washington Staff Conversations sets forth the general strategic principles which should guide the military collaboration of the United States and the British Commonwealth, should … States Asiatic Fleet will, however, come under the Commander-in-Chief China, immediately, and the remainder under his strategic direction when Manila becomes untenable. (b) The Commander-in-Chief, Far East, is to exercise similar strategic direction of such Air Forces as the Associated Powers may make available. Insofar as Australia is concerned, the …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-04/455-war-cabinet-submission-by-mr-a-w-fadden-acting-minister-for-defence-coordination
- … predominant partners in this struggle since British and American forces in the South Western theatre are defending the strategic centres and sources of supplies, but the same military operations represent to us a vital struggle for the … with the Commonwealth than that contemplated in Winch No. 14 is a situation we are quite unable to accept. (2) Strategic considerations In Winch No. 14 the following were mentioned: (a) It was presumed boundaries of South Western … to be borne by our local defence forces which have long lacked essential supplies promised from overseas. In our opinion strategic and supply aspects are intermingled. We alone can present not only our particular viewpoint but needs of our …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-05/259-mr-john-curtin-prime-minister-to-mr-winston-churchill-uk-prime-minister-in-the-united-states
- … on a half century of investment by the Foundation and the Australian Embassy in Japan. In the context of evolving geo-strategic, economic, environmental and social circumstances the AJF supports long-term cooperation and exchange in a range … a series of milestones in the next five years. These include the tenth anniversary of the Japan-Australia Economic Partnership Agreement (JAEPA) in 2025, and the 50th anniversary of the AJF and the 1976 Basic Treaty of Friendship and … on a half century of investment by the Foundation and the Australian Embassy in Japan. In the context of evolving geo-strategic, economic, environmental and social circumstances the AJF supports long-term cooperation and exchange in a range …https://dfat.gov.au/people-to-people/foundations-councils-institutes/australia-japan-foundation/governance/australia-japan-foundation-strategy-2025-2030
- … were asked in Parliament towards the end of the last session about our trade in steel and other such products of possible strategic significance with Communist China. The point of the Opposition attack was that recorded exports to Communist China … to the point where its return to the international community was made too difficult. By continuing to trade in non-strategic items we kept the door open for a resumption of normal relations should China change its attitude and demonstrate … necessary, of course, to look at our trade with China in two sectors–one dealing with products that have no recognisable strategic or military significance, and the other with products that are 'sensitive' in the strategic sense. As to these …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-22/Pages/156-letter-from-mcmahon-to-gorton -