The DND official likewise said that they are open to a possible joint venture when it comes to using idle military lands. However, he said that the properties will not be sold.
THE military capability of the Philippines can be considered as one of the weakest in the region, Department of National Defense Officer in Charge Senior Undersecretary Jose Faustino Jr. admitted on Monday evening.
Likewise, the DND said that the Philippines and the US have maintained a dialogue to discuss the implementation of the Mutual Defense Treaty and ensure that it remains relevant to address contemporary security challenges.Through the Mutual Defense Board and Security Engagement Board , both sides continue to discuss and collaborate on projects under EDCA.
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