There is “some real chemistry” between Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and US President Joe Biden, says Assistant Trade Minister Tim Ayres.
“There are some challenges in the American political system, it is evolved, it is different,” he told Sky News Australia.
“Some of those polarisations are obvious for everyone to see but I know that all of the Australian leaders who have engaged with President Biden, particularly Prime Minister Albanese, have valued and welcomed that engagement and that relationship. “You can see there is some real chemistry between the Prime Minister and the President that is useful in the relationship.”
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