President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. intends to sign an agreement with Vietnam that is deemed crucial to both countries amid the problems they face in the South China Sea.
President Ferdinand"Bongbong" Marcos Jr. intends to sign an agreement with Vietnam that is deemed crucial to both countries amid the problems they face in the South China Sea.
He affirmed that the Philippines and Vietnam have a good solid relationship that is beneficial for both counties, making it easier for them to face the “common challenges” “when it comes to territorial disputes in the South China Sea.” Chung told Marcos that Vietnam President Vo Van Thuong is thankful that the Philippine government is working closely with them, especially on their common interest in the South China Sea and the prevention of further incidents in the Philippine waters.
The chief executive also expressed his appreciation to Vietnam’s good relationship with the Philippines, which dated back since the administration of his father, late president Ferdinand E. Marcos Sr.
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