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LOOK: Marcos receives credentials of new Egypt, Turkey envoys to Manila

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. received Monday the credentials of newly designated envoys, Turkish Ambassador Kaan Esener and Egyptian Ambassador Ihab Ahmed Aboserie Ahmed.

Published Oct 19, 2026 · 3:00 PMOriginal source: GMA News Online / News5 reads
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. received Monday the credentials of newly designated envoys, Turkish Ambassador Kaan Esener and Egyptian Ambassador Ihab Ahmed Aboserie Ahmed.
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