Malaysia and the Philippines are expected to see more interactions and programmes in areas like business, digitisation, and people-to-people ties as the two countries mark 60 years of bilateral relations in May. The focus of collaboration between the two countries is on food tourism, given their shared cultural and culinary histories and the growing Halal market.
Kota Kinabalu: Malaysia and the Philippines are expected to see more interactions and programmes in areas like business, digitisation, and people-to-people ties as the two countries mark 60 years of bilateral relations in May.
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Malik said the future of food tourism between Malaysia and the Philippines is indeed promising, with an increased number of flights and improved connectivity set to facilitate more cultural and culinary exchanges. This follows the recent interest of Malaysia to increase flights to the Philippines, specifically to Mindanao, a move that has been highly praised and welcomed by the people of both countries.
The Ambassador highlighted the growing demand for flights to Mindanao, with destinations such as Zamboanga City and Davao Region offering a rich array of attractions. Cagayan de Oro is being viewed as an attractive gateway to Northern Mindanao, known for its diverse natural beauty and beach destinations.
He conveyed Malaysia’s readiness to assist Manila in tapping into the multi-billion dollar Halal market, which is forecasted to reach a market value of USD 7.7 trillion by 2025.
Malaysia Philippines Bilateral Relations Business Digitisation People-To-People Ties Food Tourism Cultural History Culinary History Halal Market
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