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MANILA, Philippines — As current diplomatic efforts with China appear to be headed “in a poor direction,” the Philippines may have to consider a “paradigm shift” in dealing with its giant neighbor, which continues to aggressively assert its claim over Philippine territorial waters, President Marcos said over the weekend.
TOKYO: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. secured nine investment pledges amounting to P14 billion during his visit to Japan that could benefit more than 200,000 Filipinos.
TOKYO: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Monday said he and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida want the reciprocal access agreement (RAA) between the Philippines and Japan done «as soon as possible,» as the incidents in the South China Sea in the past couple of months «have certainly sharpened our focus.»
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, December 17) — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called on the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to develop a 10-year roadmap on climate-resilient plans to ensure food security in the region.
TOKYO – President Marcos and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida yesterday agreed to cooperate for the early completion of talks for the planned Reciprocal Access Agreement and to strengthen their coast guards in the face of China’s increasingly aggressive maneuvers in the South China Sea.
TOKYO – President Marcos yesterday urged the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and Japan to craft a 10-year framework on climate action and agricultural technologies as he vowed to continue supporting measures that would promote economic prosperity and inclusivity in the region.
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines will continue to advocate for peace and forge alliances with like-minded countries amid increasing tensions in the West Philippine Sea, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said Saturday.
By now, everyone knows how determined the President is in protecting our maritime territory and sovereign rights as clearly articulated in his latest statement – posted on his social media accounts for the whole world to see – that “No one but the Philippines has a legitimate right or legal basis to operate anywhere in the West Philippine Sea.”