Australia, France sign deal on military cooperation

14 Dec 2006

Australia and France signed an agreement on military cooperation designed to enhance their ability to work together, the defence ministry in Paris said. Defence Minister Michele Alliot-Marie of France signed the deal during a visit to Paris by her Australian counterpart Brendan Nelson. Full Story

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