Canberra, 3 November 2021, (TDI): Australia shares its commitment with European ally, Austria, to promote rules-based world order.
In a discussion between Australian Foreign Minister and Minister of Women, Marise Payne, and Austrian Foreign Minister, Michael Linhart the two shared their desire for the rules-based world order.
Both the counterparts also encouraged multilateralism to enhance cooperation. Australian Foreign Minister in a tweet added that they also discussed the Indo Pacific cooperation between the two countries. The matters of Covid 19 recovery were also the part of discussion.
🇦🇺 & Austria have a shared commitment to multilateralism & the rules-based 🌎 order. Today @LinhartBMEIA & I discussed our deepening #IndoPacific cooperation, COVID-19 recovery & cooperation through our Strategic Cooperation Arrangement. 🇦🇺🇦🇹 pic.twitter.com/RvTsDcTzGm
— Marise Payne (@MarisePayne) November 3, 2021
While the Austrian Foreign Minister in a tweet stated that he had discussion with his Australian counterpart over multiple international issues. Cooperation to deepen relations between the two countries also came into discussion.
Great talking to FM @MarisePayne about deepening our 🇦🇹-🇦🇺 relations and cooperating on regional and intl. issues, including in the #IndoPacific.
— Michael Linhart (@LinhartBMEIA) November 3, 2021
Earlier, both the leaders stressed over cooperation through Strategic Cooperation Arrangements between Australia and Austria.
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