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Live Report on the Philippine President's Official Trip to Japan

PANOORIN:
Nakatakdang dumalo si Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Jr. sa 50th Asian Japan Friendship and Partnership Celebration sa Disyembre 17 kung saan ay kinabibilangan ito ng mga bansa
timog-silangan.

Sa panayam ng Bombo Radyo Dagupan kay Hannah Galvez, Bombo International News Correspondent sa Japan, kinumpirma sa Predeparture Media Orientation na dadating ang Pangulo sa Disyembre 15 at mananatili ito hanggang sa 18.

Kabilang din sa nakatakdang dadaluhan ng Pangulo ay ang bilateral talks nito kasama ang Prime Minister ng Japan bago ang nasabing selebrasyon.

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