Victoria Liberal Party leader Guy said that once elected to power, the details of the "Belt and Road Initiative" memo will be made public. (Web Photo)
Prime Minister credit Mosuisse (Scott Morrison) said he was dissatisfied with the secret "Belt and Road Initiative" agreement between Victoria Labour Party Andrews (Daniel Andrews) government and China, and criticized the state government for failing to deal with Melbourne`s crime.
According to the Australian news agency, Mr Mosuisse said foreign policy was a federal affair, and Andrews should review it with him in advance, not "cross-border." "I mean, I have a few tips on how he should use his police force there," Morrison told 2GB Radio. Because if you live in Victoria, he`s not doing well. If he wants to start crossing each other`s boundaries, suggest how we should help each other operate, or make the state`s police as well as the new state? This may make the people of Victoria safer. "
Credit Mok noted that Australia`s policy on the Belt and Road Initiative initiative has been consistent over the years and that it has not previously signed a memorandum of understanding with China. Such things as the state agreement, he said, "create mixed information."
Andrews declined to give details of the deal and told reporters yesterday that similar information would normally not be made public. He also mentioned that the trade minister Birmingham (Simon Birmingham) also welcomed the agreement.
Some Labour lawmakers have expressed concern about the state`s approach, saying Andrews made the decision without regard for the national interest. But Labour shadow finance minister Bowen (Chris Bowen) bluntly pointed to government as "incompetent". He said it was because of the ambiguous attitude of Prime Minister Mosuisse and his predecessor to China that the states were divided. "I don`t think it`s surprising that the states government is trying to go their own way and establish bilateral relations at the state level."
The state general election will be held on November 24th. Andrews and Guy (Matthew Guy), the leader of the Victorian Liberal Party, held media campaigns this morning. The Liberal Party said the details of the Belt and Road Initiative memo would be made public once elected to power, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported.
Mr. Gay also said on Nov. 6 that Mr. Morrison would join the state soon after completing his campaign in the state of Queensland. There are no elections in Kunzhou, but several key Unionparty constituencies are facing support challenges.
