Philippines, Japan announce negotiations for key defense pact
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines and Japan said Friday they will start negotiations for a defense pact that would allow the countries to deploy troops on each other's territory.
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MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines and Japan said Friday they will start negotiations for a defense pact that would allow the countries to deploy troops on each other's territory.
MANILA, Philippines — Japan has launched its first-ever overseas security assistance program, with the Philippines as the first recipient.
ISSUES concerning the West Philippine Sea (WPS) will be discussed when President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. meets with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida today, November 3.
MANILA: Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida arrived in the Philippines on Friday for a two day official visit aimed at boosting defence and security ties at a time of heightened tension in Philippines China relations. Kishida will meet President Ferdinand Marcos Jr at the presidential palace to discuss a range of issues, including the South China Sea, where Manila and Beijing have had several confrontations.
Japan and the Philippines said today they will start negotiations for a defence pact that would allow the countries to deploy troops on each other's territory.
MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Japan’s prime minister began a two-day visit on Friday to the Philippines, where he’s expected to announce a security aid package and upcoming negotiations for a defense pact in a bid to boost Tokyo’s alliances in the face of China’s alarming assertiveness in the region.
MANILA, Philippines — China’s aggressive actions in the West Philippine Sea is expected to highlight President Marcos’ discussions today with visiting Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, Malacañang said.
MANILA, Philippines — The Japanese government will give Philippines free defense equipment, Japanese government said.