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- … advice to the Government, in particular the Minister for Foreign Affairs and the Minister for Trade, about international strategic, political, economic and trade issues, or treaties and other international legal matters provision of advice or … advice to the Government, in particular the Minister for Foreign Affairs and the Minister for Trade, about international strategic, political, economic and trade issues, or treaties and other international legal matters provision of advice or …https://dfat.gov.au/careers/dfat-aps-careers/general-recruitment/Pages/generalists
- … of humanitarian operations in Somalia 3 The Australian response 3.1 Scale of funding 3.2 Triggers and constraints 3.3 Strategic approach 3.4 Funding by partner 3.5 Timeliness of funding for United Nations agencies and the International … of humanitarian operations in Somalia 3 The Australian response 3.1 Scale of funding 3.2 Triggers and constraints 3.3 Strategic approach 3.4 Funding by partner 3.5 Timeliness of funding for United Nations agencies and the International …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/aid/evaluation-of-australias-response-to-horn-of-africa-crisis-2011/Pages/contents
- … and sovereign politically." Joint statement: Prime Minister's Marape and Morrison The Papua New Guinea–Australia partnership is dynamic, multifaceted and comprehensive. Our partnership goes beyond mere words – we are physically connected … Security partnerships Papua New Guinea and Australia jointly tackle security challenges. The cooperation on security and strategic issues by our diplomats, militaries, police, customs and immigration officials is growing. Visit by HMAS Choules … and veterans who have made connections with the people, culture and land. The Papua New Guinea-Australia Comprehensive Strategic and Economic Partnership (CSEP) signed in 2020, sets out a contemporary vision for what Australia and PNG want to …https://dfat.gov.au/geo/papua-new-guinea/australia-papua-new-guinea-engagement
- … will open up for Australia's world-class education and services sectors. The Australia-Singapore Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, which was 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-lendlease-case-study
- … upgrade our relationships with Brunei , Laos , the Philippines and Vietnam and enhance the ASEAN-Australia Comprehensive Strategic Partnership . Increased ODA to an estimated $1.26 billion in 2024-25, in line with the additional $470 million in ODA to … with Timor-Leste . The Government is also: Investing $200 million into an Australia-Indonesia Climate and Infrastructure Partnership to support Indonesia 's clean energy transition. Offering new specialised scholarships complementing the …https://dfat.gov.au/publications/countries-economies-and-regions/deepening-engagement-southeast-asia
- … comments is attached as Appendix 'C'.) 19 (i) The development of the proposed association would be in Australia's general strategic interest provided that it retained a pro-Western alignment; this should be a primary objective. (ii) The attitude … the proposed association a new defence agreement providing the best possible terms for the continued stationing of the Strategic Reserve; 20 in the area in pursuance of its primary role of deterring Communist aggression, including if possible … stationing forces in the area despite uncertainty as to the use of bases. We must, however, have the right to withdraw Strategic Reserve forces and their supporting stores and equipment for SEATO purposes as and when required. (v) A defence …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-25/Pages/001-submission-no-1304-from-menzies-to-cabinet -
- … 2021-22, to support civilians affected by the conflict in Ukraine. The Government is enhancing Australia’s economic and strategic ties with India. The Government will provide $115.7 million to DFAT, to invest in public sector linkages, …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/corporate/portfolio-budget-statements/budget-highlights-2022-23
- … SITUATION IN PAPUA/NEW GUINEA Introduction In 1963 the Defence Committee submitted to Cabinet an assessment of the Strategic Importance to Australia of New Guinea (Minute No. 4/63). 1 2. Since that time:– a. Indonesia has assumed … advancement in Papua/New Guinea has given the indigenes a greater. influence in the conduct of government. e. A new Strategic Basis of Australian Defence Policy dated 15th October, 1964 3 which takes account of the events indicated in (a) … well have to give expression to strong views by Papua/New Guinea leaders as well as purely Australian considerations. Strategic importance of West Irian 16. The strategic importance to Indonesia of West Irian lies mainly in its potentiality …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-26/Pages/012-minut-%2520by%2520defence-committee -
- … the vehicle through which Australia supports the Kiribati Ministry of Education (MoE) to implement its Education Sector Strategic Plan (ESSP). KEIP seeks to ensure all I-Kiribati children complete at least nine years of schooling and acquire … the vehicle through which Australia supports the Kiribati Ministry of Education (MoE) to implement its Education Sector Strategic Plan (ESSP). KEIP seeks to ensure all I-Kiribati children complete at least nine years of schooling and acquire …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/Pages/kiribati-education-improvement-program-2018-independent-evaluation-report-and-management-response -
- … Britain's recovery, It would seem to me, for example, that over-stringent restrictions on the present sale of so-called strategic materials, such as rubber, are probably preventing Britain and other Western European countries from obtaining … available from Eastern Europe. From a political point of view, the whole policy of restricting trade in these so-called strategic materials seems to me very anomalous in the present circumstances. As a result of the pressure of world public … In this respect it may well prove that U.S.-U.K. foreign policy is self-destroying. Restraints on East-West trade for strategic purposes are likely to bring about [even the failure] [1] of Marshall Aid, which has the same strategic objective. …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-14/34-evatt-to-chifley