Filipinos are regarded to be among the most hospitable and friendly people all over the world. The positive demeanor, cheerfulness, the resiliency and the hospitality of the Filipinos are sure ways to leave lasting and positive memories to any local or international tourists.
Australian Ambassador to the Philippines HK Yu has been equally amazed with these traits. Arriving in the country two years ago, she was captivated with the congeniality of the Filipino people.'What struck me was that Manila is a huge metropolitan city, and you expect people to be busy and rushing about. But despite the size of the city, everyone I came across with, is so friendly, warm, welcoming — and this first impression continued.
has established a subsidiary to develop some of Australia's biggest solar, wind and hydrogen projects, including in New South Wales and Tasmania. The 's partnership with the Yindjibarndi people is one of Australia's largest renewable energy initiatives by First Nations Peoples. has committed more $673 million on renewable energy projects over the next few years.Other than energy, the Department of Science and Technology and the Australian Embassy have agreed to carry out scientific and technological cooperation for collaborative research in soil and land management between R and D institutions and other agencies.
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