For President-elect Bongbong Marcos, the Philippines’ “strongest partner” from among the community of nations is the People’s Republic of China. READ:
For President-elect Bongbong Marcos, the Philippines’ “strongest partner” from among the community of nations is none other than the People’s Republic of China.
The 64-year-old incoming Filipino leader served as guest speaker at the event, which was attended by Chinese officials and members of the Filipino-Chinese community. “Come to the day that we can say that…we are beyond the pandemic crisis, we are beyond the economic crisis brought on by the pandemic. We can only do it, certainly, in the Philippines, with our partners. And our strongest partner has always been, in that regard, our close neighbor and our good friend, the People’s Republic of China,” he said, triggering a round of applause.
In his speech, Marcos focused on how the two nations can move their relationship forward “in the post-pandemic world”.
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