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Marcos: Philippines ready to lead peace efforts in Southeast Asia

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Interaksyon.com, file

 

MANILA, Philippines — As the world faces uncertainty due to geopolitical tensions, the Philippines is ready to take a lead role in efforts to maintain peace in the region as part of its role to protect its territory and its people, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said.

 

Marcos said while it is not enough for one country or head of state to spearhead peacekeeping efforts, the Philippines hopes to be among those who are leading such measures, citing the recent security concerns affecting the region.

 

"I do not think we have a choice. We must play a leadership role because it is in our interest. And if we do not do it, we are not doing our jobs as the protectors of our country, of our state, of our territory, of our people, if we do not take that leadership role," the president told officers and members of the Manila Overseas Press Club in Pasay on Wednesday.

 

Full Story: https://www.philstar.com/headlines/2022/10/06/2214719/marcos-philippines-ready-lead-peace-efforts-southeast-asia

 

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