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PRE-DEPARTURE BRIEFING. Department of Foreign Affairs Assistant Secretary Neal Imperial of the Office of Asian and Pacific Affairs holds a pre-departure briefing for the Malacanang Press Corps on Wednesday (Feb. 1, 2023) regarding President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.'s working visit to Japan. He said the Philippines and Japan are expected to sign seven key bilateral documents or agreements and reaffirm their strong relations during Marcos' visit to Tokyo from Feb. 8 to 12. (PNA photo by Alfred Frias) MANILA - The deportation of Japanese nationals behind a robbery ring in Japan is a consular matter already being handled by Manila and Tokyo, and would not be raised during President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.'s upcoming visit to Japan. Foreign Affairs Assistant Secretary Neal Imperial said the Department of Justice (DOJ) continues to work on the case with the Japanese government, which had earlier asked the Philippines to deport four people. "We don't think it will affect i

Yuki watanabeFerdinandr marcos jrDepartment of justiceForeign affairsPresident ferdinandAffairs assistant secretary neal imperialPre departure briefing department of foreign affairs assistant secretary neal imperial the office asian and pacific holdsa for malacanang press corps on wednesday feb 1023 regarding president ferdinandr marcos jr 39s working visit to japan he said the philippines and are expected sign seven key bilateral documents or agreements reaffirm their strong relations during 39 tokyo from feb 8 12 pna photo by alfred frias manila deportation of japanese nationals behinda robbery ring in isa consular matter already being handledNd would not be raised during president ferdinandr marcos jr 39s upcoming visit to japan foreign affairs assistant secretary neal imperial said the department of justice doj continues work on case with japanese governmentHich had earlier asked the philippines to deport four people quot we don 39t think it will affect in any way visit of president and expect be raised during his meeting with counterpartUot he said ina malacanang presser on wednesday imperial manila would follow the timeline of deportation proceedings in accordance with domestic laws japanese media had reported that suspected mastermind yuki watanabeLso known as quot luffyAd allegedly directed the break ins in japan using an encrypted messaging app while detained ata manila immigration facility on tuesdayHe doj said it sought to deport at least two of the four by end week pna