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Australia’s influence sought to boost PH’s climate change agenda
President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. expressed confidence that Australia will be a key partner in the Philippines' efforts to address climate change.
Marcos highlighted the long-standing friendship between the two nations and the potential for closer collaboration.
He acknowledged the compounding threats of the regional security environment and global issues like climate change.
The President remains optimistic due to Australia's shared positive outlook and willingness to support the region.
Marcos visited Australia as a Guest of Government, invited by Governor-General David Hurley.
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President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. has returned to the Philippines after a two-day state visit to Australia.
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