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The national police chiefs of the two countries met on the sidelines of Indonesian President Bambang Susilo Yudhoyono’s ongoing state visit to Manila, a police statement said.


The two forces would enhance existing bilateral cooperation agreements for "preventing and suppressing terrorist activities," it said.


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PHILIPPINES PRESIDENT GLORIA ARROYO

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The Philippines and Indonesia agreed yesterday to pool their law enforcement capabilities to fight terrorism in the two neighboring Southeast Asian nations, Philippine police said. The national police chiefs of...

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