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Japan solidifies ties for stable Indo-Pacific region
Japan and the Philippines are bolstering their strategic cooperation to ensure peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region.
The Embassy of Japan in the Philippines and the Stratbase ADR Institute organized a lecture at the Manila Polo and Country Club on January 10, 2025, to discuss this enhanced collaboration.
Japanese Ambassador ENDO Kazuya highlighted Japan's dedication to improving interoperability with the Philippines and stressed the necessity of strengthening regional and international cooperation for peace and growth.
Professor KAWASHIMA Shin from the University of Tokyo delivered the keynote address, focusing on foreign policies that support a rules-based international order in the Indo-Pacific.
A panel discussion featured experts including retired Rear Adm. Rommel Jude Ong and Dr. Chester Cabalza, who delved into topics like maritime security, the rule of law, diplomacy, and national security.
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