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“The COVID-19 pandemic caused a global emergency that mobilized an unprecedented level of international cooperation to confront a global existential threat”
The COVID-19 pandemic caused a global emergency that mobilized an unprecedented level of international cooperation to confront a global existential threat. In the Indo-Pacific region, experts are warning of peace and stability being undermined by traditional and non-traditional threats with China’s continuing gray zone operations such as the persistent swarming of Chinese vessels in the West Philippine Sea, compounded by environmental degradation and transnational crimes.
In a statement during the recent Pilipinas Conference 2022, Mr. Richard Sisson, Acting Ambassador of the Australian Embassy in the Philippines, reaffirmed Australia’s commitment to abide by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea and “will continue to exercise freedom of navigation and overflight, and to support the rights of others to do the same, and strengthen relationships with regional partners.
During her recent visit to the Philippines, US Vice President Kamala Harris launched several initiatives among them are the allocation of US$ 82 million for the implementation of the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement, US$ 7.
The Philippines also has many friends in the European community who are seeing encouraging developments in policies that attract more investments.
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