Albanese's visit comes just as the two countries strengthen their ties – especially in defense and maritime issues
MANILA, Philippines – Malacañang on Friday, August 18, announced that Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will be visiting the Philippines from September 7 to 8.
“It follows a series of high-level engagements earlier this year between the Philippines and Australia, underscoring the shared commitment of both nation to advance the trajectory of their multifaceted partnership,” said the Presidential Communications Office . Defense and maritime ties are especially important, as tensions continue to rise in the South China Sea.
Over 400 Filipino soldiers, 1,200 Australian shoulders, and some 150 US Marine Corps will be participating in the exercises, which will be held in different training locations in the Northern Luzon Command and the Western Command.
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