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Prime Minister Scott Morrison has nominated Japanese leader Shinzo Abe as a guiding light who he would continue to turn to for counsel on foreign policy should he remain in government after May 18.

And he has promised to "manage carefully" the relationship with China, given its economic significance for Australia, and the fact that more than a million people living in Australia have Chinese heritage.

Speaking exclusively to The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age on a flight from Darwin, Mr Morrison recalled having dinner with Mr Abe and his wife the last time he was in the Northern Territory capital.

"It's probably the most interesting and insightful discussions I have had ...and I have had many meetings now with other world leaders in what has been a relatively brief period, because I became Prime Minister and went pretty much into the summit season" he said.

Mr Abe, he added, "has been in the region a long time, and he is I think the senior figure now.. .. he's got a real wisdom about him which I found really helpful and which I have leaned on."

During the interview conducted for a campaign profile, Mr Morrison also addressed topics including his rise to power, faith, his approach to governing, youth suicide, climate change and claims that his campaign lacks an over-arching vision for the country.

Mr Morrison said the Japanese leader was "like us" in having an "important relationship with the United States, but sitting in North Asia right next door to China. So he is very helpful in helping us manage this."

https://www.smh.com.au/federal-election-2019/the-most-insightful-discussions-i-ve-had-the-world-leader-scott-morrison-admires-most-20190503-p51jpi.html
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