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US VP Kamala Harris speaks with Australia PM Scott Morrison, discusses 'China' among other issues 

| @indiablooms | Mar 05, 2021, at 03:39 pm

Washington: US Vice President Kamala Harris recently spoke with Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and reaffirmed the strength of the U.S.-Australia alliance. 

The Vice President and Prime Minister discussed opportunities for further cooperation on global and regional challenges, including those posed by climate change, China, Burma, and other regional issues, read a White House statement. 

They also agreed on the importance of working together, alongside other allies and partners, on promoting economic recovery from the pandemic and advancing democratic values globally. 

The Vice President and Prime Minister pledged to further U.S.-Australia cooperation in the Indo-Pacific and beyond.  

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