PHILIPPINE President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. met on Wednesday with Vietnam National Assembly Chairman Vuong Dinh Hue in Malacañang, where they reaffirmed the two countries’ commitment to enhance ties.
“[Mr. Marcos] got an added boost of commitment from Vietnam in a wide range of areas that include food security, climate change, defense and food supply,” the Office of the Press Secretary said in a news release, but did not provide more details.
“I am looking forward to building upon excellent relationships between our two countries… and also in helping elevate the role and position of the Philippines on the global stage,” Vietnam’s top legislator told Mr. Marcos. “We are hopeful that we can do more to enhance the relationships between our political parties and government-to-government and parliament-to-parliament relationships, and most importantly, the people-to-people exchanges,” he added.
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