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- … Foreign Minister Payne will visit Vietnam from 12 to 13 June, continuing Australia's commitment to advancing our shared strategic and economic interests. Media release: Visit to Vietnam Last Updated: 12 June 2019 … Foreign Minister Payne will visit Vietnam from 12 to 13 June, continuing Australia's commitment to advancing our shared strategic and economic interests. Media release: Visit to Vietnam Last Updated: 12 June 2019 … Visit to Vietnam …https://dfat.gov.au/news/news/Pages/visit-to-vietnam -
- … 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 -
- … access to services for Bangladesh's most vulnerable is one of the keys to better development outcomes. Through its strategic partnership with BRAC, the world's largest NGO, Australia and the UK are supporting early intervention activities to build … BRAC's community health networks, more women can look forward to a safe birth and healthy babies. More information BRAC Strategic Partnership Arrangement Bangladesh Video Last Updated: 30 July 2013 … As we celebrate Mother's Day this weekend , …https://dfat.gov.au/news/news/Pages/improving-the-lives-of-mothers-and-babies-in-bangladesh -
- … Summary This is an independent progress review (IPR) of the Iraq Partnership Facility (IPF)– an AusAID initiative (2010, 40pp) Description This is an independent progress review (IPR) of … This review was conducted by a team of two independent consultants during October 2010 as one element of a broader strategic assessment of the Iraq program (2009–2011). Other documents related to this review include IPRs for the Australia … and Border Control (ICBC) Project, and a sample of responsive micro projects implemented within the program. An overall Strategic Assessment report synthesises these activity-level findings to inform the development of a new three-year Country …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/Pages/iraq-partnership-facility-independent-progress-review -
- … CCJAP III Annual Plan is presented for the 13-month period from January 2011 to January 2012. Guided by the CCJAP III Strategic Framework Document, the intent of this annual plan is to plan, coordinate and link CCJAP implementation activities with RGOC reform priorities and the strategic plans of counterpart agencies and provinces. CCJAP's approach will continue to be guided by the principles of the … CCJAP III Annual Plan is presented for the 13-month period from January 2011 to January 2012. Guided by the CCJAP III Strategic Framework Document, the intent of this annual plan is to plan, coordinate and link CCJAP implementation activities …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/Pages/cambodia-criminal-justice-assistance-initiative-2011-annual-plan -
- … of military training to Pakistan after the United States; Establishing defence post graduate scholarships; Expanding strategic dialogue; Establishing an Australia-Pakistan Development Partnership, focusing on health reform, reconstruction of the Malakand region, democratic governance and economic reform, as … of military training to Pakistan after the United States; Establishing defence post graduate scholarships; Expanding strategic dialogue; Establishing an Australia-Pakistan Development Partnership, focusing on health reform, reconstruction of …https://dfat.gov.au/news/media/Pages/australian-assistance-to-pakistan -
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- … work to renew the Singapore Australia Free Trade Agreement (SAFTA) under the Singapore-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership (CSP). JCU is the only Australian institution in Singapore to be recognised as a 'University' to date. According … will open up for Australia's world-class education and services sectors. The Australia-Singapore Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, announced in 2015, provided the impetus to modernise SAFTA. More information For more information on …https://dfat.gov.au/trade/agreements/in-force/safta/safta-jcu-case-study
- … America Relations (COALAR) Memorandum of Understanding between Australia and Brazil for the Establishment of an Enhanced Partnership Memorandum of Understanding between the Government of Australia and the Government of the Federative Republic of Brazil on Cooperation on Major Sporting Events Australia-Brazil Strategic Partnership announced by the Prime Minister and Brazilian President Rousseff in June 2012 Chambers of Commerce …https://dfat.gov.au/geo/brazil
- … and the Issue of East Timor Introduction Australia's relations with Indonesia are strongly influenced by political and strategic factors, as in the past arose regarding Dutch New Guinea and Indonesia's confrontation of Malaysia. This paper … interest is directly involved in East Timor and likely to benefit or suffer from developments there. Australia's strategic interests could suffer, however, were prolongation of conflict in East Timor to attract the involvement of powers … and Hanoi, which we know have recently been considering providing it with material aid, it would not be in Australia's strategic interests that Indonesia be frustrated in the absorption of East Timor or that this process be made complicated or …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-20/417-department-of-defence-paper