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Marcos vows closer PH-Japan cooperation for peace in Indo-Pacific

Marcos vows closer PH-Japan cooperation for peace in Indo-Pacific
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. reaffirmed the Philippines' commitment to strengthening its strategic partnership with Japan during a state banquet in Tokyo. He emphasized that the relationship is built on shared values and mutual cooperation in areas such as infrastructure, security, and regional peace.

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This alliance is a critical component of the geopolitical landscape in the Indo-Pacific, serving as a counterweight to regional tensions and promoting a rules-based international order.

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