Former finance minister says France ‘ought to move on’

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The shadow foreign minister has welcomed the Albanese Government’s repaired relationship with France and said Paris “ought to” move on from the snubbing of the $90 billion submarine deal.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is set to head to France and meet with President Emmanuel Macron during his visit to Europe and is expected to further strengthen ties between the two nations.

“Breaking a significant commercial contract like that was going to come with some pain in terms of the relationship,” he told Sky News Australia on Monday. Nearly a year after the announcement of the AUKUS agreement, the final commercial arrangements have been confirmed with Australia set to pay the French shipbuilder $835 million in compensation.

 

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ALP has to crawl to France they need then . Not about policy, country etc about being more connected to overseas then with his own.

Why is our illustrious PM brown nosing the French? I remember when the Frog’s were testing nuclear bombs in the pacific and when we objected they gave us the bird!!

France: great people. nice food, nice wine, great fashion, great architecture, meh re some of the politicians of late.

OMG. Birmingham is so full of himself. But then again, all LNP members are full of themselves.

Anyone would think it wasn't arrogant Snotty's fault.

Hey Birmo the PM is just fixing another Liberal mess, one of many!! Liberals 'The great economic managers' WOW !!

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