MSOpinion ‘New chapter’ in PH-China ties “We want to see progress in tackling issues related to the South China Sea, and how the two sides can resolve these issues through mutual agreement”
“We want to see progress in tackling issues related to the South China Sea, and how the two sides can resolve these issues through mutual agreement”
It’s going to be a ‘new chapter’ indeed if President Marcos is able to convince China to stop its aggressive actions in the vital sealane. Beijing is willing to provide loans for various infrastructure projects under its Official Development Assistance program and has been extending humanitarian assistance in emergency situations.
We’re monitoring what the state visit will yield in terms of economic cooperation, trade and investments, ODA loans and grants, as well as cultural and people-to-people exchanges.
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