In addition, the leaders of the two countries’ governments agreed to create favorable conditions and ensure legitimate rights and interests for the people and businesses of the two countries to continue working and studying.
On this occasion, the two countries’ authorities signed 11 important cooperation documents on defense, trade, energy, education, science and technology…
“We believe that with the official upgrade of relations to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, Vietnam and Australia will enter a new chapter in the history of bilateral relations in the direction of practical, effective and comprehensive cooperation. more inclusive and sustainable in all fields,” according to the Prime Minister.
Australia is preparing to welcome 1,000 Vietnamese workers to work
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said that Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh’s visit will energize the Australia-Vietnam relationship.
“Upgrading the relationship to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership will make Australia and Vietnam one of each other’s most important partners,” said Mr. Anthony Albanese.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (Photo: Doan Bac).
He said he and the head of the Vietnamese Government had an effective discussion on many areas of partnership and cooperation on climate change and energy, digital transformation and innovation, and trade. and investment, agriculture, education and defense…
Proud of new pillars of cooperation in the fields of climate change response, environment and transition, the Australian Prime Minister emphasized that both countries are committed to achieving net zero emissions.
He also emphasized the commitment between the two sides on cooperation in science, technology and innovation.
Stating that in 2022, bilateral trade turnover will reach 25.7 billion Australian dollars, an increase of 75% compared to 2020, the Australian Prime Minister said Vietnam has become the country’s 12th largest trading partner.
Vietnam and Australia agreed to upgrade their relationship to a comprehensive strategic partnership (Photo: Doan Bac).
To strengthen economic relations and increase investment between the two countries, Mr. Anthony Albanese said he would support Australian technology companies in Vietnam to operate intensively in new markets.
“As countries focusing on exports, we see opportunities to create jobs for both Australians and Vietnamese people,” the Australian Prime Minister said and announced that he had agreed to create conditions for 1,000 Vietnamese workers. Nam works in the agricultural sector in Australia, aiming to fill the labor shortage in this country.
“Workers are expected to start arriving this year,” said Anthony Albanese.
Hoai Thu (From Canberra, Australia)