+ Follow JAPAN-PHILIPPINES PARLIAMENTARIANS FRIENDSHIP LEAGUE Tag
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[Title] => JDV to meet with Japanese prime minister in Tokyo today
[Summary] => Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. is scheduled to meet today with Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi in Tokyo at the end of a five-day visit that the Philippine official described as "very successful."
"This has been a very successful visit, which now opens the way for the restoration of about P4 billion in Japanese grants and loan packages that are vital to our economic development," De Venecia said yesterday in a statement from Tokyo.
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[Title] => JDV optimistic RP can recover frozen $80-M Japanese aid
[Summary] => Speaker Jose de Venecia expressed yesterday optimism that the government through the "decisive steps" of President Arroyo can restore some $80 million in loans frozen in 2001 from the Japanese official development assistance (ODA) grants.
De Venecia made this projection as he led the Philippine delegation that visited Japan, where he is to meet Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi as well as Japanese Emperor Akihito during a five-day official visit to Tokyo.
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JAPAN-PHILIPPINES PARLIAMENTARIANS FRIENDSHIP LEAGUE
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"This has been a very successful visit, which now opens the way for the restoration of about P4 billion in Japanese grants and loan packages that are vital to our economic development," De Venecia said yesterday in a statement from Tokyo.
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[Summary] => Speaker Jose de Venecia expressed yesterday optimism that the government through the "decisive steps" of President Arroyo can restore some $80 million in loans frozen in 2001 from the Japanese official development assistance (ODA) grants.
De Venecia made this projection as he led the Philippine delegation that visited Japan, where he is to meet Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi as well as Japanese Emperor Akihito during a five-day official visit to Tokyo.
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