According to Japanese PM Kishida will be in PH from November 3 to 4 | Global News (inquirer.net), the Presidential Communications Office (PCO) announced on October 31 that Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will be in the Philippines this week to reiterate Tokyo and Manila's close relations.
The Presidential Communications Office (PCO) reported that on Friday, November 3, during ceremonies at the Malacañang Palace, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will formally welcome Kishida, citing the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA). Kishida will remain in the nation till November 4.
According to Japanese PM Kishida will be in PH from November 3 to 4 | Global News (inquirer.net), the PCO statement reported DFA as saying that the two leaders will meet bilaterally to discuss issues of shared interest, including people-to-people connections and cooperation in the political, security, economic, and development domains.
Kishida and Marcos, according to the PCO, are anticipated to reaffirm Philippine-Japanese relations and share opinions on regional and global concerns.
During his February visit to Japan, according to Japanese PM Kishida will be in PH from November 3 to 4 | Global News (inquirer.net), President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. met with a number of investors and business executives in addition to holding a bilateral meeting with Kishida and an Imperial Audience with Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako.
