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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and President of Nauru, His Excellency David Waiau Ranibok Adeang MP, today signed the Nauru-Australia Treaty in Canberra. The Treaty builds on the deep foundations of Australia and Nauru’s bilateral relationship, and will help secure Nauru’s long-term economic resilience and security.
Nauru-Australia treaty between Australia and Nauru
The purpose of this agreement is to: reflect the Parties’ unique and longstanding relationship and elevate it to an integrated economic, social and security partnership; support Nauru’s resilience to provide an enduring, more stable and better future for Nauru and its citizens; and recognise, protect and promote each Party’s and the Parties’ collective security and sovereignty.
Minister for International Development and the Pacific, the Hon Pat Conroy MP will travel to Timor-Leste and Nauru to further strengthen our deep and longstanding partnerships with two of our closest partners.
The Nauru 2022-23 COVID-19 Development Program Progress Report is the final progress report against the Nauru COVID-19 Development Response Plan. The report provides a summary of program achievements and progress against performance indicators.
Work to manufacture and lay the East Micronesia Cable (EMC) is officially underway. The EMC Management Committee members have signed the undersea cable contract with NEC Corporation following a competitive tender.
Representatives from Australia, the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM), Japan, Kiribati, Nauru and the United States of America met today to push forward the delivery of the East Micronesia Cable project.
This review provides an analysis and assessment of the overall performance of Australia’s bilateral, regional and global investments to Nauru. Outcomes from the review will inform the design of Australia’s next health partnership with Nauru.
Australia's Foreign Minister and the President of Nauru met in Sydney to discuss further steps to deepen the close and enduring bilateral partnership between our two countries, and our shared commitment to strong and unified regional institutions.
