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MANILA, Philippines — Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis has embarked on an official three-day visit to Manila to promote close bilateral ties of the Philippines and Lithuania and discuss international issues of mutual concern.
In a statement, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said the visit is scheduled on April 23 until April 25, adding that it marks the first time that a Lithuanian Foreign Minister is undertaking an official visit to the Philippines.
“The foreign minister’s meeting with Secretary for Foreign Affairs Enrique A. Manalo will focus on enhancing cooperation in various areas such as trade and investments, clean energy, science and technology including health and laser technology, and people-to-people links,” said DFA.
“The foreign ministers will also discuss regional and international issues of mutual concern,” it added.
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According to DFA, the exchange of perspectives and insights underscores the two nations’ “shared commitment to peace, stability, and rules-based international order.”