LIVE | Departure ceremony ni PBBM pa-Amerika para sa kaniyang official visit sa Washington D.C.
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The President of the Republic of the Philippines, His Excellency Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.
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Thank you, Executive Secretary Luke Bersamin.
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Vice President Sara Duterte, members of the Cabinet,
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Yung iba nakaalis na.
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Fellow workers in government, ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon.
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Today, I leave for Washington, D.C. to attend the first Philippine-U.S.-Japan Trilateral Summit.
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It is a historic meeting, a meeting with U.S. President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio.
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It is aimed at advancing trilateral cooperation between our three countries,
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which have long enjoyed warm and friendly relations and robust cooperation.
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This visit builds upon my previous meeting with Prime Minister Kishida and U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris last September in Jakarta.
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This was actually what they called in diplomatic circles a pull-aside,
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where during the farewell dinner of ASEAN,
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because it was the last summit that Indonesia was chairing,
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we had a pull-aside and we talked quite comprehensively about the idea of having this trilateral agreement.
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The follow-up to this was held with our foreign ministers and our national security advisors last year.
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During this summit, I will underscore the importance of enhancing our continued international,
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economic cooperation with a view of promoting economic resilience and, of course, security.
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I intend to explore ways of advancing cooperation,
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especially in the areas of critical infrastructure, semiconductors, digitalization and cyber security,
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critical minerals, renewable energy, as well as defense and maritime cooperation.
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It is my intention also to exchange views with my U.S. and Japanese counterparts,
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and various regional security issues of mutual concern,
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while continuing to reiterate the importance of upholding the rule of law
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and preserving the rules-based international order in the Indo-Pacific region.
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On the margins of the summit, I will also have a bilateral meeting with U.S. President Biden,
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just the two of us,
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and I think he is also going to have that bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Kishida,
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where we will have a bilateral meeting with the U.S. President Biden,
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and we will continue our discussions on strengthening further our alliance between our two countries,
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and also to meet with U.S. business leaders to invite them once again to invest in the Philippines.
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I look forward to moving the discussion to a progressive discussion,
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so that what our intention really is, is to strengthen the partnerships between our three countries,
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between the United States, Japan, and the Philippines.
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It is mainly an agreement to strengthen the cooperation on the economic front.
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Of course, security and defense is going to be part of that discussion,
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but nonetheless, I think I can assure everyone that that is not the main intent of this trilateral agreement.
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The main intent of this trilateral agreement,
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is for us to be able to continue to flourish,
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to be able to help one another,
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and of course, to keep the South China Sea as a freedom,
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to keep the peace in the South China Sea,
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and the freedom of navigation in the South China Sea.
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To that end, the details of that are what we are going to be discussing very soon,
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and I hope to come back with some good results in the next few days.
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Thank you very much, and good afternoon.
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Thank you very much.
