President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. participated in a virtual meeting with US President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru on Monday, where they committed to furthering cooperation between their countries.
The leaders agreed to focus on enhancing ties in economic growth, maritime security, technology, climate cooperation, and clean energy.
Marcos expressed confidence that the trilateral partnership would continue to thrive, building on the progress made since last year’s summit.
Biden emphasized the historic strides made, particularly in economic and maritime security, while Ishiba highlighted the importance of deepening collaboration across various sectors.
The meeting underscored the shared commitment to promoting peace and security in the region.
Source: PhilNews24 | January 13, 2025
