There is no word yet from Malacanang Palace on the reported weekend trip of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to Singapore. READ:
The President was reportedly invited by Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong to attend the Singapore Grand Prix which marks the return of Formula One to Asia since the pandemic.
Photos of the President with Singapore Transport Minister S. Iswaran Formula 1 President & CEO Stefano Domenicali went viral on social media yesterday. During his earlier trip to Singapore last month, Mr. Marcos secured investment pledges of $6.54 billion for projects such as electric tricycles, floating solar technology and an in-country data center in the Philippines.
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