Found 20 item(s) published on Monday, 4th of March 2024
The Philippines maintains an independent foreign policy, contrary to some claims that it is tightening its ties with the US and moving away China.
Read More »President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. told Filipinos in Australia to connect with their home country by visiting the Philippines and see for themselves the developments under the Bagong Pilipinas campaign.
Read More »President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. expressed gratitude on Monday to the Filipino community in Australia for significantly enhancing the Philippines’ image, which he said inspires his government to improve the life and livelihood of every Filipino.
Read More »Maraming-maraming salamat. Salamat po sa ating Kalihin ng Department of Foreign Affairs. [Puwede na po kayong umupo.] Maraming salamat sa Kalihim ng Department of Foreign Affairs, si Secretary Ricky Manalo; iisaisahin ko po, ang mga nandito po na kasama naming delegasyon galing ng Pilipinas, andito po ang Speaker of the House of Representatives, Speaker Martin Romualdez; [applause] nandito rin po ang ating bagong itinalaga bilang Secretary ng Department of Finance, Read More
Read More »The Philippines will continue to upgrade the capabilities of the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) and pursue the modernization of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) amid the tension in the West Philippine Sea (WPS), President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr said on Monday.
Read More »President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. said on Monday noted the important role China and the United States have to play in maintaining strategic stability and limiting the proliferation of nuclear arms.
Read More »President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. urged on Monday the Indo-Pacific community to ensure that the “great powers” do not treat the world as an “arena for their competition,” saying that pursuit for power must not be at the expense of smaller states or of regional and international peace.
Read More »The Philippines will continue to pursue just and equitable climate action in its multilateral engagements to build resilience and adapt to the changing weather, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. said in an address in Australia on Monday.
Read More »Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles recognized how strong the Philippine economy has remained under President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s administration despite global crises facing world economies.
Read More »An Australian independent think tank hailed President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. for emerging as “one of the most interesting, influential and closely-watched leaders” in Southeast Asia.
Read More »The Philippines will be compelled to push back its partnership with the People’s Republic of China when the principle of the two countries is questioned or ignored amid tensions in the South China Sea.
Read More »The definition of the Philippine territory is enshrined in the Constitution and international treaties and conventions validate such definition, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr said on Monday, stressing it is his sworn duty to defend the country’s territory and sovereignty.
Read More »Well, thank you very much to the Deputy Prime Minister of Defense, the honorable Richard Marles for his very kind introduction; Dr. Fullilove, for the invitation to speak here at Lowy; the Minister for Trade and Tourism Senator, the Honorable Don Farrell; Senator, the Honorable Simon Birmingham, Shadow Foreign Minister; Secretary Manalo; Ambassador de la Vega; and the friends at the Lowy Institute; distinguished guests; ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon. Read More
Read More »The government is doing all it can to address the double taxation issue between Cambodia and the Philippines, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. said on Monday.
Read More »President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. led on Monday the launching of the expansion of the Victoria International Container Terminal (VICT), a subsidiary of International Container Terminal Services Incorporated (ICTSI) based in Manila during the sidelines of his participation to the 50th ASEAN-Australia Special Summit.
Read More »Thank you, Secretary Fred Pascual for the introduction. [Please take your seat] House Speaker Martin Romualdez; members of the Cabinet that are here with us; the Philippine Ambassador of the Philippines to Australia, Maria Helena Dela Vega; Victoria International Container Terminal Chairman, Christian Gonzales; International Terminal Services Inc. CEO, Mr. Ricky Razon; distinguished guest; ladies and gentlemen, good afternoon. Manila and Melbourne are both maritime cities which have been nurtured Read More
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