Alongside the agreement, both governments expressed readiness to discuss an extradition framework that could further strengthen judicial and law-enforcement cooperation.
The regional summit contributed to ASEAN’s broader agenda on gender equality, inclusive prosperity, and stronger representation of women in decision-making spaces.
Market monitoring, conservation campaigns, and energy resilience measures form part of government preparations to cushion El Niño’s impact on electricity consumers.
Regular monitoring and evaluation will track agreed activities between advisory meetings and help partners assess progress under the two-year migration work plan.
The measures aim to strengthen supply, reduce logistics bottlenecks, and protect vulnerable households from continued increases in essential goods and services.
Alongside hospital preparations, the DOH continues tracking health trends to support faster responses if El Niño contributes to disease surges nationwide.
President Marcos said continued teacher support forms part of broader education reforms aimed at improving working conditions and the quality of learning.