Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese reiterates Australia's support for the Philippines in the South China Sea dispute, in a meeting with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
MANILA, Philippines – Australia vowed to boost its assistance to the Philippines in various fields – from education to travel – during Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s bilateral meeting with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. in Malacañang on Friday, September 8.
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