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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said that his trip to Japan is an opportunity to promote Philippines interests.

(1st UPDATE) President Marcos embarks on a four-day visit to Tokyo to attend a commemorative summit on the 50th year of friendship between ASEAN and Japan. He says the trip presents an opportunity to affirm the Philippine position on international issues.

(UPDATE) PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday left for Tokyo to participate in the 50th anniversary of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean)-Japan Relations, which he considers as an opportunity to once again affirm the Philippines position on current international issues and advance Philippine interests.

This will be President Marcos' 11th international trip for the year, and 17th since taking office in mid-2022

President Ferdinand ''Bongbong'' Marcos Jr. will fly to Tokyo, Japan to participate in the ASEAN-Japan Commemorative Summit for the 50th year of the ASEAN-Japan friendship and cooperation.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will attend the Asean-Japan Commemorative Summit, which will be held in Tokyo, Japan from December 16 to 18, 2023.

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday morning departed for Saudi Arabia to attend the inaugural summit between Southeast Asian leaders and Gulf states that is seen to boost efforts to address energy and food security in the region.

The suspension of the Maharlika fund's implementation is another sign of an upcoming Cabinet shake-up, sources tell Rappler

PRESIDENT Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. is set to fly to Riyadh for the first-ever summit between the Asean and Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) this Friday, October 20. If not for the Israel-Gaza conflict, the Asean-GCC Summit would have been a happy tête-à-tête party for 16 heads of state from Southeast and West Asia. Foreign Affairs

Marcos' agenda includes pitching the Maharlika fund, discussing migrant issues, and joining talks on how the ASEAN-GCC Summit could help curb rising fuel prices here at home