Australia's P3.6-b marine protection project covers PH
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The Philippines is among the recipients of a P3.6-billion “maritime program investments” by Australia in the Indo-Pacific region, the Australian Embassy revealed. Australian Embassy Deputy Head of Mission Dr. Moya Collett made the disclosure during a forum entitled, “Protecting the Seas: Preserving Biodiversity Through Marine Protection in the West Philippine Sea”, organized by the think tank Stratbase ADR Institute.
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Australia's P3.6-b marine protection project covers PH. (2023, April 28). Manila Standard, p. A3.
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