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Australia Boosts Pacific Aid Against Drug Trade
1 Sep
Summary
- Australia is increasing surveillance aid to Pacific islands.
- A$600 million pledged to combat growing narcotics trade.
- Support offered at the Pacific Islands Forum meeting.
Australia is strengthening its commitment to assisting Pacific island nations in their fight against an escalating narcotics trade. The Australian government has pledged substantial financial support, amounting to up to A$600 million, to bolster surveillance capabilities and provide other crucial aid.
This significant initiative is expected to be formally announced by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese during the Pacific Islands Forum. The funding aims to empower smaller island nations in the vast Pacific Ocean to more effectively combat the burgeoning drug trade that threatens their communities and stability.
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