The Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) and the German Armed Forces reinforced their commitment to closer military cooperation during high-level meetings at the Munich Security Conference.
AFP Chief of Staff Gen. Romeo Brawner Jr. and Bundeswehr Chief of Defense Gen. Carsten Breuer met on February 14 to discuss expanding collaboration in cyber warfare, military education and training, and maritime cooperative activities.
The two countries committed to establishing long-term relations and expanding training cooperation and bilateral exchanges.
This strengthened cooperation aims to enhance interoperability and capabilities in addressing mutual security challenges.
The AFP highlighted that this engagement aligns with the Philippines' broader strategy to fortify international defense partnerships and uphold regional stability.
The AFP has increased its engagements with foreign counterparts amid the tense security situation in the West Philippine Sea due to China's recent activities.
This follows a recent visit from Rear Admiral Guillaume Pinget of the French Joint Commander for Asia Pacific to discuss defense capabilities and bilateral cooperation.
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