Japanese PM Kishida, bumisita sa Philippine Coast Guard

Japanese PM Kishida, bumisita sa Philippine Coast Guard;  Mas pinaigting na alyansa sa maritime security, tiniyak

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00:00 One of the itineraries of the Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida

00:04 is his visit to the Philippine Coast Guard

00:07 where he discussed some plans for maritime cooperation between the two countries.

00:12 This is what Bea Bernardo reported.

00:14 On the visit of the country of the Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida,

00:21 the Philippine Coast Guard was one of the people he visited.

00:24 The Philippines and Japan have long been allies in maritime cooperation.

00:28 In fact, the Philippines bought two of its multi-role response vessels from Japan.

00:33 One of them is the BRP Teresa Magbanua,

00:36 which is located in Manila and was stolen by the leader of Japan.

00:39 PCG Commander-in-Chief Admiral Rony Gavan said

00:42 that the strong alliance of the two countries

00:45 is shown in the visit of the Japanese official to their office.

00:49 Aside from the Japanese Prime Minister,

00:51 Japan Coast Guard Commander-in-Chief Admiral Shuhei Ishii also stole from them.

00:56 He also discussed the issues in the Indo-Pacific region.

00:59 In broad strokes, because we share functions.

01:03 So we discussed how we can cooperate,

01:07 how we can study together

01:09 so that we can help each other in the region

01:13 so that our seas can be stable.

01:16 The Philippines' target is to buy five additional ships from Japan.

01:20 Aside from this, he also discussed the possible re-establishment

01:23 of the Trilateral Maritime Patrol between the Philippines, Japan and the United States.

01:29 Bea Bernardo for the nation.

01:31 Bayonne.