Japan has time and again proven that it is an
ally the Philippines can rely on.
During the sidelines of the Indo-Pacific
Conference 2019 held in Bangkok, Thailand, ranking officials of the Japan
Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) and Philippine Army (PA) have expressed the collective need to support
each other in responding against unconventional threats.
Both PA chief, Lt. Gen. Alberto S. Alberto and
JGSDF commander, Gen. Goro Yuasa made this conclusion during the bilateral
meeting, Army spokesperson Lt. Col. Ramon Zagala said.
PA chief, Lt. Gen. Alberto S. Alberto and JGSDF commander, Gen. Goro Yuasa (photo credit to PNA) |
Both armies recognized
the need for both armies’ support especially in responding to unconventional
threats and other security challenges.
Alberto and Yuasa also agreed that the
PA and JGSDF must collaborate in answering to future natural disasters and
calamities since both countries are within the Pacific Ring of Fire.
“Our national and security threats
emerge in different forms and the Philippine Army’s advancement in mutual
cooperation with Japan and other forces are vital in preparing the command to
continue to serve the people and secure the land,” Zagala added.
PA chief, Lt. Gen. Alberto S. Alberto recalled
the assistance rendered by the Japanese during the Marawi crisis and extended
his gratitude to Yuasa and the JGSDF.
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