Japan and Philippines agree to elevate ties to new level amid China concerns

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi agreed to elevate bilateral ties to a new level. They also said they would begin formal negotiations on an intelligence-sharing pact.

The agreement came during talks focused on defense cooperation. Both leaders highlighted the need to address regional security issues.

Formal negotiations on the intelligence-sharing pact are set to start soon. The pact aims to enhance information exchange between the two nations.

The move reflects ongoing efforts to strengthen partnerships in the region.

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