Canberra: Australia has announced increased cooperation with India to counter the growing threat posed by China in the Indo- Pacific region. Australian Defense Minister Linda Reynolds has said that Australia will continue to strengthen its ties with like-minded countries like India in support of a more secure, open, inclusive and prosperous Indo-Pacific region. China is increasing its intervention in the resource-rich region.
Australia's strong ties with India
Reynolds said a recent joint study of the Navy in the Indian Ocean shows strong ties between the two countries in the form of a comprehensive strategic partnership. Last week, the Indian Navy and the Royal Australian Navy conducted a two-day joint exercise in the north-eastern region of the Indian Ocean. This was the first major military exercise by India and Australia.
Similar vicaradharavala countries concerned will increase
, said Reynolds, said in a statement that we will continue to create a more secure, open, robust, inclusive and prosperous relationship with the same ideology countries such as India, the Indian-Pacific region in support of the same attitudes. Our defense relationship with India is at a historically high level since the Prime Minister's Digital Summit earlier this year and I hope that our broader partnership will grow in the future.
Tensions between Australia and China China,
annoyed by Australia's questions over the Corona virus, has begun to tighten its grip on the economy. Recently, the Chinese government has advised its citizens not to travel to Australia. Not only that, China has banned many similar items imported from Australia.
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