President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. reiterated the Philippines' commitment to peace and international cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region, emphasizing the nation's preference for diplomacy and dialogue.
Speaking at the commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the Liberation of Manila, Marcos stated that the Philippines, familiar with the atrocities of war, has always chosen the path of peace.
He highlighted the country's resolve to stand for what is right, even amidst rising tensions in the West Philippine Sea and China's aggressive actions.
Marcos expressed appreciation for the Philippines-US alliance, noting its common dedication to democratic ideals, peace, and justice, which is evident in events and upcoming joint military exercises.
He added that the Philippines will continue to work with partners and the international community in building bridges and forging solutions for a peaceful and prosperous region.
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