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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese downplayed expectations for a free trade agreement with the EU during an upcoming meeting with EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in Rome. Australia rejected EU proposals in October 2023, citing dissatisfaction with terms on agricultural products, which was opposed by Australian farm groups. Albanese noted that no major breakthroughs are anticipated, but the meeting will reinstate high-level communication. The comments follow Australia's efforts to counter U.S.
Courtesy: Reuters
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