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[Summary] => MANILA (AP) - The Philippines would likely sign a historic defense pact with Australia next week allowing large-scale joint military exercises, President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo said Sunday, ahead of her departure on an official trip to the region.
Arroyo was to leave Sunday for a two-day trip to New Zealand, where Philippine officials were expected to sign tourism and other business deals, before flying to Australia to witness the signing of the Status of Forces Agreement, officials said.
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[Summary] => New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark will arrive in Manila on Monday for a four-day official visit aimed at further strengthening economic and political ties with the Philippines, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) announced yesterday.
The DFA said Clark’s visit from March 13 to 16 would coincide with the 40th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the Philippines and New Zealand.
The visit was initially planned in 2004 to follow the last high-level visit to New Zealand in September 1999.
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Arroyo was to leave Sunday for a two-day trip to New Zealand, where Philippine officials were expected to sign tourism and other business deals, before flying to Australia to witness the signing of the Status of Forces Agreement, officials said.
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The DFA said Clark’s visit from March 13 to 16 would coincide with the 40th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the Philippines and New Zealand.
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