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Statement on the importance of Australia’s relationship with India.
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‘We'll work more closely than ever’: Marise Payne’s statement on the importance of Australia’s relationship with India
Following Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s virtual summit with his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi, Minister Payne told the Senate the two countries had elevated their bilateral relationship to a ‘comprehensive strategic partnership’ (CSP) and that Australia ‘will work more closely than ever with India’.
Highlights:
“Australia and India agreed, and announced, that we will elevate our relationship to a comprehensive strategic partnership underpinned by democratic principles, the shared promotion of the rules-based international order and the preservation of an open and inclusive Indo-Pacific,” she said in a reply to Senator Eric Abetz’s question.
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It started with 'Namaste' and 'Khichdi' talks. An hour-later, Australia signed comprehensive strategic partnership with India
Minister Payne who was present alongside the Prime Minister during the virtual summit told the Parliament that Australia had signed eight important deals with India.
“In addition to the CSP text itself, we've signed eight substantive agreements that will strengthen technical cooperation and create new opportunities for Australian businesses. We'll work more closely than ever with India to build our ties in mining and critical minerals, in vocational education, training, water resources, public administration, science and technology and defence,” she said.
“The Defence Minister, Minister Reynolds, and I are very pleased that we've also agreed to foreign and defence minister two- plus-two meetings at least every two years. Australia is just the third country to join such meetings with India, along with Japan and the United States.”
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Minister Payne also hailed the contribution of the Indian diaspora in Australia, especially in Western Sydney.
“Our partnership is grounded in strong people-to-people links and the invaluable contribution of Indian migrants to modern Australia. As a proud resident of Western Sydney, I can tell you that Harris Park wouldn't be the same without the contribution of our Western Sydney Indian community and so many vibrant members of the Indian diaspora in Australia,” she added.
Indian population in Australia grows by 11 per cent in a year
Latest figures released by the ABS reveal the Indian population in Australia has grown to 660,000 in 2019.
India has been Australia’s biggest source of migrants since 2016.
The trend has also resulted in Indian migrants being the top source of new Australian citizens. Over 28,000 Indian nationals became Australian citizens last year.
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Following Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s virtual summit with his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi, Minister Payne told the Senate the two countries had elevated their bilateral relationship to a ‘comprehensive strategic partnership’ (CSP) and that Australia ‘will work more closely than ever with India’.
Highlights:
- Foreign Minister Marise Payne made a statement on the importance of Australia’s relationship with India in the Parliament
- Australia and India signed a comprehensive strategic partnership on June 4
- Minister Payne hailed the contribution of Indian diaspora in Australia
“Australia and India agreed, and announced, that we will elevate our relationship to a comprehensive strategic partnership underpinned by democratic principles, the shared promotion of the rules-based international order and the preservation of an open and inclusive Indo-Pacific,” she said in a reply to Senator Eric Abetz’s question.
Marise Payne
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It started with 'Namaste' and 'Khichdi' talks. An hour-later, Australia signed comprehensive strategic partnership with India
Minister Payne who was present alongside the Prime Minister during the virtual summit told the Parliament that Australia had signed eight important deals with India.
“In addition to the CSP text itself, we've signed eight substantive agreements that will strengthen technical cooperation and create new opportunities for Australian businesses. We'll work more closely than ever with India to build our ties in mining and critical minerals, in vocational education, training, water resources, public administration, science and technology and defence,” she said.
“The Defence Minister, Minister Reynolds, and I are very pleased that we've also agreed to foreign and defence minister two- plus-two meetings at least every two years. Australia is just the third country to join such meetings with India, along with Japan and the United States.”
SBS Radio
Minister Payne also hailed the contribution of the Indian diaspora in Australia, especially in Western Sydney.
“Our partnership is grounded in strong people-to-people links and the invaluable contribution of Indian migrants to modern Australia. As a proud resident of Western Sydney, I can tell you that Harris Park wouldn't be the same without the contribution of our Western Sydney Indian community and so many vibrant members of the Indian diaspora in Australia,” she added.
Indian population in Australia grows by 11 per cent in a year
Latest figures released by the ABS reveal the Indian population in Australia has grown to 660,000 in 2019.
India has been Australia’s biggest source of migrants since 2016.
The trend has also resulted in Indian migrants being the top source of new Australian citizens. Over 28,000 Indian nationals became Australian citizens last year.
People in Australia must stay at least 1.5 metres away from others. Check your state’s restrictions on gathering limits.
Testing for coronavirus is now widely available across Australia. If you are experiencing cold or flu symptoms, arrange a test by calling your doctor or contact the Coronavirus Health Information Hotline on 1800 020 080.
The federal government's coronavirus tracing app COVIDSafe is available for download from your phone's app store.
SBS is committed to informing Australia’s diverse communities about the latest COVID-19 developments. News and information is available in 63 languages at sbs.com.au/coronavirus
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She must be dumb to think India can take over from China.
the war is economic. it is about replacing chinese markets with indian markets, replacing chinese labor with indian labor
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It's unfortunate 
. Whatever happened to India makes it's own independent foreign policy. Doesn't need any Allie's or anyone's help. Buy's oil from Iran regardless of Sanctions. A little boom boom from China and India is running towards the west to save it? Haha
Where is Amit Shah?? What happened to Surgical Strikes?
. Whatever happened to India makes it's own independent foreign policy. Doesn't need any Allie's or anyone's help. Buy's oil from Iran regardless of Sanctions. A little boom boom from China and India is running towards the west to save it? Haha Where is Amit Shah?? What happened to Surgical Strikes?
Australia export to india 8 Billion.
Australia export china 140 billion.
Make sense to replace china.
Australia export china 140 billion.
Make sense to replace china.
lol cool story bro.
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and india isnt bully? Look at small neighbours of india.
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As I said she must be dumb.
lol sure. in mean time wet dreams will help.
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You must be one of those who thinks India will be a great power in 2020 30 years ago.
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Nah I don't actually, but at least I'm not a CCP bot.
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It's not for Pakistanis and CCP bots to teach Australians who they wants to be friends with. CCP and its cheerleaders should stop crying over this. You can make similar comprehensive strategic partnership with North Korea.
at least CCP bots work for someone semi-competent. As far as pakistani cheerleaders go how could you ignore geniuses ?
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