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Governor-General Hurley confident strategic partnership between PH, Australia 'bright'
Australian Governor-General David Hurley expressed optimism about the future of Philippines-Australia relations during President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s visit to Canberra.
Hurley stated that the relationship between the two nations, which marks 78 years of formal diplomatic ties this year, is bright and expected to strengthen further.
The visit, which included Marcos addressing the Australian Parliament, was seen as a significant step in enhancing governmental, economic, and people-to-people connections.
Australia highly values its Strategic Partnership with the Philippines, recognizing their role as reliable friends and neighbors.
President Marcos' address to the Australian Parliament highlighted the strength and dynamism of the bilateral ties that commenced on July 4, 1946.
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