Basic Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation
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The Basic Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation is a agreement between Australia and Japan (Nippon) to enhance relations between the two countries mostly in trade but also social and cultural factors. It was an important stepping stone in post-World War II relations.
The treaty, signed in 1976, was originally known as the Nippon-Australia Relations Agreement (NARA)[1]
[edit] See also
[edit] References
- ^ McDougall, Derek J. Studies in International Relations. Hodder Education Canberra 1997
[edit] External links
- Text of the treaty (PDF) - United Nations Treaty Collection
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