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Romualdez: Marcos-Harris meeting testament to strong PH-US alliance
House Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez described the meeting between President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and US Vice President Kamala Harris in San Francisco as successful, highlighting the strong and stable relationship between the Philippines and the United States.
The bilateral meeting, held on the sidelines of the 2023 Apec Summit, focused on key issues including the West Philippine Sea and the reaffirmation of a commitment to a rules-based approach for resolving maritime disputes.
Both leaders also discussed the expansion of commercial and economic cooperation, recognizing the potential for mutual growth and shared prosperity through collaboration.
Romualdez emphasized that the meeting serves as proof of the enduring strength of the alliance between the two nations.
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