"Australia's relationship with India is stronger, deeper, and more important than ever. But there is so much more to come. We're boosting Australia's economic ties with India to create jobs at home," the Australian PM said.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Saturday reacted to the two-day warm-up match between Prime Ministers XI and India after the game was delayed due to rain.
The Australian PM took to Instagram, sharing pictures of him interacting with the Men in Blue, including star players captain Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli. He clicked a selfie with Indian stars, including Rohit, Mohammed Siraj, Akash Deep, Prasidh Krishna, Rishabh Pant, Shubman Gill, etc.
Following his address at the 21st ASEAN-India summit in Vientiane on Thursday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with the Australian Prime Minister and members of the QUAD alliance, Anthony Albanese.
World leaders, including UK Prime Minister Kier Starmer, UK Defence Secretary John Healey, and Prime Minister of Australia, Anthony Albanese condemned Iran's attack on Israel.
Albanese during his speech at the Quad Leaders' Summit opening remarks said, "Can I also say how much I'm looking forward to my good friend Prime Minister Modi hosting next year's Quad Leaders' Summit in India."
"We will always be better off when like-minded countries and full great democracies work together. All of this and the promise in the region does depend on continued peace and stability and the wise management of strategic competition and experience," Albanese said.
"Australia and Japan are good friends. Today Prime Minister @kishida230 and I continued our work towards a stable, prosperous and secure Indo-Pacific region," posted Albanese on X.
US President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. met Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of Australia on September 20 in Wilmington, Delaware where the President thanked the Prime Minister for his partnership and highlighted the progress made in strengthening bilateral ties since the Prime Minister's official