Australia and Pacific Island countries agree on $271 million security plan
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Australia and the Pacific island nations have approved a $271 million plan to strengthen regional security. The plan includes improved police training and the creation of a mobile regional police unit.
Australia and Pacific island states have agreed on a $271 million plan to strengthen regional security. This was reported by Reuters, according to UNN.
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Australia announced on Wednesday that it has approved a plan worth A$400 million ($271 million) from Pacific island states. The plan includes improved police training and the creation of a mobile regional police unit.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese informed that the agreement was reached during a meeting of Pacific Island leaders in Tonga
