Philippine defense chief interview

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Philippine defense chief interview

MANILA, Philippines, Kyodo - Philippines hopeful of joint exercise with Japanese troops next year:Philippines Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro expressed hope on Tuesday that a joint exercise by Philippine and Japanese troops under a new bilateral security pact "could be" held as early as next year.In an interview with Kyodo News, Teodoro said he believes talks for the proposed Reciprocal Access Agreement will go "very smoothly" and be signed "the soonest possible time."

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