As ANZAC day approaches, Australia and New Zealand will be strengthening the relationship between both armies under a new agreement that upgrades the long-standing trans-Transman strategic partnership.
“Plan ANZAC” provides a framework to increase cooperation, improve interoperability, and enhance engagement as well as exchange information.
Chief of the New Zealand Army Major General John Boswell, said the agreement will reflect a broader defence relationship that is open and enduring.
“As close neighbours and allies, we have a mutual commitment to support each other’s security, closely coordinate our efforts in the South Pacific, and maintain a shared focus on the security and stability of our wider region. This plan ensures our armies can continue to effectively contribute to that,” he said….