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LIST: Agreements signed during Marcos’ state visit to Australia
The Philippines and Australia have signed three agreements to bolster their cooperation in maritime security, cyber resilience, and competition law.
These agreements aim to improve information sharing, capability building, and interoperability between the two nations' maritime agencies.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. highlighted that these pacts build upon the extensive history of over 120 agreements between the two countries.
The Memoranda of Understanding specifically cover enhanced maritime cooperation, collaboration on cyber and critical technology, and cooperation between national competition commissions.
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