The Philippine Army and the Malaysian Army have launched a12-day joint military exercise in Davao de Oro in the Mindanao region of the Philippines. The exercise highlights the growing defense cooperation between two Southeast Asian neighbors.
The annual activity, known as LAND MALPHI 24/2026, brings together soldiers from both countries to improve coordination, strengthen partnerships, and prepare for shared security challenges. This year's exercise runs from June 1-12 and is taking place at Camp General Manuel T. Yan Sr.
Why Joint Military Exercises Matter
Military exercises are designed to help armed forces work together more effectively during security operations. This year's LAND MALPHI focuses on territorial defense and counter-insurgency operations, two areas that remain important across Southeast Asia.
Twenty personnel from the Philippine Army's 10th Infantry Division are training alongside 20 Malaysian soldiers. Activities include
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