
Japan, Philippines, U.S. vow to deepen cooperation, Manila says
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Japan, Philippines, U.S. vow to deepen cooperation, Manila says
MANILA, Jan 13 (Reuters) – The Philippines, United States and Japan vowed to enhance and deepen trilateral ties between their countries, Manila said on Monday following a meeting between their leaders.
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. met virtually with U.S. President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba on Monday morning from Manila.
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“I am confident that our three countries will continue to work together closely to sustain the gains that we have made in enhancing and deepening our ties,” Marcos said during the meeting.
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