Pacific island nations, South Korea, Japan and Singapore could join plans for a coronavirus bubble in Australia, Scott Morrison said Sunday.
Before the resumption of flights from New Zealand to Australia later this week, the Prime Minister is proceeding to talks with world leaders on COVID agreements.
On Sunday, Prime Minister Scott Morrison visits the Mineral Technologies facility on the Gold Coast. Paul Harris
Business travel, industry and tourism would benefit from easing restrictions on foreign borders, with larger aircraft in Australian agfinisha until the end of next year.
“I’ve had several discussions with Pacific leaders this week,” Morrison said at an electoral crusade in Queensland before the October 31 national election.
“There have been talks with japan’s prime minister.
“The Minister of Foreign Affairs met with the Prime Minister of Singapore this week. I had conversations with the President of South Korea. “
Earlier this month, Morrison and New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern finalized plans for the first level of a one-way bubble, allowing the Kiwis to reach New South Wales, Canberra and the Northern Territory without quarantine.
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Australian travelers are still prevented from crossing Tasman after progress in a two-way bubble sank through the wave of epidemics in Victoria.
Mr Morrison said Australia was one of the few countries that were acting well in the pandemic reaction and sought to cooperate with countries that had achieved the same success.
Pacific island countries, in addition to Fiji, are eager to open foreign borders with Australia, but the government is involved in the possibility of COVID-19 being carried to jurisdictions with diminished physical attention span.
“We have to pass with caution, very, very carefully, ” said Morrison.
“COVID-19 got nowhere. It is still here. It is no less competitive today than it was six months ago.
“Borders don’t separate you from the virus. The virus is moving. “
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