'I will sell and build': Isko Moreno open to joint oil projects with China
MANILA - Aksyon Demokratiko standard bearer Isko Moreno Domagoso on Wednesday said he is open to having joint oil explorations with China in the West Philippine Sea.
"We don't have an engineering facility to dig oil? Then we dig with them: private sectors in the country and private sectors in China," he said. "Kapag nagmura kuryente sa atin, magiging competitive tayo," he said, noting that several investors prefer Malaysia and Vietnam where power prices are cheaper.
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