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Australia, Indonesia set to sign key pact

Foreign ministers Julie Bishop (L) and Marty Natalegawa (R), before their meeting in Jakarta in 2013
Foreign ministers Julie Bishop (L) and Marty Natalegawa (R), before their meeting in Jakarta in 2013

Foreign Minister Julie Bishop is on her way to Indonesia (wed evening aest) / is in Indonesia (thurs am) to sign a deal aimed at settling all differences over allegations that Australia's intelligence agencies spied on Indonesia's President and his inner circle in 2009.


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By Mai Hoa

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Foreign Minister Julie Bishop is on her way to Indonesia (wed evening aest) / is in Indonesia (thurs am) to sign a deal aimed at settling all differences over allegations that Australia's intelligence agencies spied on Indonesia's President and his inner circle in 2009.


After nine months of delicate diplomacy, Julie Bishop will sign the agreement with her counterpart, Marty Natalegawa.

The signing will be witnessed by Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, who leaves office in October after ten years.

 


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