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Australia commits $60M to Timor-Leste's security and ASEAN integration

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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Australia committed over $60 million in new investments to Timor-Leste to strengthen cooperation on security, resilience, and regional engagements. This package supports Timor-Leste's regional engagement as a new member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. Initiatives include providing maritime policing vessels, enhancing cyber security capabilities, and strengthening disaster response capabilities.

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The funding aims to improve critical national infrastructure and law enforcement capabilities in Timor-Leste. By supporting maritime policing and digital forensics, the investment could help Timor-Leste counter transnational crime and disrupt scam center operations.

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