+ Follow MALAYSIAN PRIME MINISTER MOHAMMAD MAHATHIR Tag
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President Arroyo made this announcement in her extemporaneous remarks after she formally received at Malacañang samples of two truckloads of relief goods donated by 22 Chinese schools in the country, as well the Operation Brotherhood of the Chinese-Filipino Business Club (CFBC).
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"The EAGA is one way of enhancing the economy of Min-danao and we would like to see the inter-subregional economic cooperation active again," Mrs. Arroyo said.
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"The EAGA is one way of enhancing the economy of Min-danao and we would like to see the inter-subregional economic cooperation active again," Mrs. Arroyo said.
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February 26, 2001 - 12:00am
