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Marcos hopeful of continued Japan support to PH
President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. expressed his desire to further strengthen Philippines-Japan relations, emphasizing that there is still more to accomplish despite the current strong ties.
The President conveyed this during a meeting with Motegi Toshimitsu, the secretary-general of Japan's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), at Malacañan Palace.
Marcos highlighted the historical strength of the bilateral relationship and looked forward to Japan's continued support for ongoing initiatives.
Motegi, in turn, acknowledged the Philippines' significance as a neighbor and strategic partner to Japan.
He also noted the steady progress of the trilateral cooperation between Japan, the US, and the Philippines, following their summit in April.
Motegi offered condolences to the families affected by Typhoon Carina.
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