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World View with Marites Vitug: How PH-India ties shape business and culture
The Philippines and India have formalized a "strategic partnership" following President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s state visit to India in August, marking 75 years of diplomatic relations between the two nations.
This elevated relationship signifies deeper cooperation across various sectors including defense, security, trade, science and technology, and tourism.
With this designation, India becomes the fifth strategic partner of the Philippines.
A discussion featuring Rappler editor-at-large Marites Vitug and Ateneo de Manila University assistant professor Gilbert Jacob Que will explore the implications of this partnership on the future of both countries and their citizens, including cultural ties.
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