Press Release - Revilla hopeful over historic trilateral meet
SENATOR Ramon Bong Revilla, Jr. today expressed optimism over the first trilateral meeting between the Philippines, Japan, and the United States held in the White House on April 11.
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US, Japan, Philippines trilateral deal to change dynamic in South China Sea, Marcos says
WASHINGTON/MANILA: A cooperation agreement by the Philippines, the United States and Japan will change the dynamic in the South China Sea and the region, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said on Friday, while seeking to assure China it was not a target. "I think the trilateral agreement is extremely important," Marcos told a press conference in Washington a day after meeting President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in the nations' first trilateral summit.
Buhos na suporta nakuha ng Pinas sa US, Japan | Pilipino Star Ngayon
MANILA, Philippines — Nakabalik na sa bansa si Pangulong Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. bitbit ang nakuha niyang suporta para sa pag-unlad ng Pilipinas mula sa matagumpay na trilateral meeting kasama si US President Joe Biden at Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida.
President Marcos back from trilateral summit in United States
MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos arrived in the country before dawn yesterday from a first-ever trilateral meeting with US President Joe Biden and Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida in Washington, where he secured stronger security commitments and expanded economic cooperation from the Philippines’ long-time allies.
Trilateral deal to change South China Sea dynamic – Marcos
MANILA, Philippines — A cooperation agreement among the Philippines, the United States and Japan will change the dynamic in the South China Sea and the region, President Marcos said on Friday, while seeking to assure China it was not a target.
Marcos sees 'more prosperous' Indo-Pacific through cooperation with US, Japan
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Sunday said that collaborative actions with the United States and Japan will lay the foundations for a "brighter and more prosperous future" for the Indo-Pacific region.
Why the U.S. Is Fostering a Network of Partnerships Across the Indo-Pacific | TIME
“Our alliances are America’s greatest asset,” President Joe Biden said in a joint press conference with Japan’s Prime Minister Fumio Kishida at the White House on Wednesday, a day before hosting a historic first trilateral summit between the U.S., Japan, and the Philippines on Thursday. Indeed, the U.S. has ramped up its partnership-building, particularly in the Indo-Pacific, as it seems to seek to establish a countervailing force to China’s growing influence and assertiveness in the region.
Philippines, US step up alliance as China threat looms
WASHINGTON – The Biden administration on Friday assured the Philippines anew that the US commitment to the country’s defense is steadfast amid increasing concerns about provocative Chinese actions in disputed areas of the South China Sea.