President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. has urged China to finally sit down with the Philippines and talk about the Filipino fishers' natural fishing grounds. ManilaBulletin
WASHINGTON, DC, USA—President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. has urged China to finally sit down with the Philippines and talk about the Filipino fishers' natural fishing grounds.Marcos said in an interview en route to Washington DC on April 30 that he asked China if they can finally discuss the fishing rights of Filipinos, which he tagged as the country's priority agenda at the moment."So binalik ko yung usapan sa fishing grounds.
Marcos said he has already taken this up with China and expressed that he does not want to see a repetition the latest incident. He reiterated to the Chinese side that the Philippines wants to avoid incidents such as the recent one which "can cause casualties on both sides." He urged them to finalize the members of the Chinese team, so they can finally establish the direct link between both countries.
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