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Australia is working in partnership with the Pacific, whole-of-government agencies, multilateral organisations, and partner governments to deliver the Australia-Pacific Partnerships for Aviation Program (2023-2028).

Since establishing diplomatic relations in 1967, Australia and Denmark have forged ever-closer bonds. We share a firm commitment to universal human rights, democracy, the rights of First Nations and Indigenous peoples, gender equality, free trade, ambitious action on climate change and protection of the rules and norms of international law.

Prime Minister of Australia, and the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea, signed the Agreement Between the Government of Australia and the Government of Papua New Guinea on a Framework for Closer Security Relations.

Agreement Between the Government of Australia and the Government of Papua New Guinea on a Framework for Closer Security Relations is a legally-binding framework for deepening security cooperation between Australia and Papua New Guinea.

Australia and France share an enduring partnership forged through a century of common purpose and sacrifice.

This roadmap establishes a new and ambitious chapter in our bilateral relationship.

Today, we, the Prime Minister of Tuvalu and the Prime Minister of Australia, are pleased to announce an elevation of our bilateral relationship to a more advanced, integrated and comprehensive partnership – the Falepili Union.

Australia-Tuvalu Falepili Union treaty text

Our Strategic Partnership is established in the spirit of friendship, and founded on shared democratic values and a common vision for the region where strategic agency is freely exercised and sovereignty is upheld.

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In developing this strategy, the Special Envoy for Southeast Asia, Mr Nicholas Moore AO, has drawn on written submissions and consultations with a diverse range of business, government, and community representatives in Australia and Southeast Asia.