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作成日: 2024/02/10 06:30

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Papua New Guinea&#039;s prime minister has become the first Pacific Island leader to address the Australian Parliament. James Marape&#039;s historic speech comes as Australia and China jostle for influence in the Pacific.
                
The PNG leader told lawmakers, &quot;In a world of many relations with many nations, nothing will come in between our two countries because we are family.&quot;
                
Australia is the biggest donor of aid to PNG and its closest economic and defense partner.
                
On Thursday, Marape held talks with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Marape welcomed Canberra&#039;s decision to scale up its aid for PNG&#039;s policing.
                
This comes after the two countries signed a security pact in December under which Australia pledged 130 million US dollars for a wide range of fields.
                
China is also seeking to strike a security agreement with PNG. Beijing offered policing and defense support in September. It&#039;s said to have approached PNG again in January after police and public servants, angered by a pay cut, rioted in the capital of Port Moresby. That move was seen as Beijing&#039;s latest attempt to gain clout.
                
PNG&#039;s foreign minister said in a statement last week his country is in talks with China over a policing deal, but stressed it won&#039;t jeopardize PNG&#039;s ties with Australia and the United States.

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