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PBBM meets with the officials of the Office of the Presidential Adviser on Investment and Economic Affairs (OPAIEA) and Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)
Ikinatuwa ni Pangulong Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. na unti-unti nang nagbubunga ang kanyang mga opisyal na pagbiyahe sa iba't ibang bansa matapos iulat na humigit tatlong trilyong piso ang kabuuang investment pledges at kasunduan na ang nakuha ng Pilipinas. Sa kaniyang pakikipagpulong sa Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) at Office of the Presidential Assistant on Investment and Economic Affairs (OPAIEA) kahapon, may resulta na ang mga kasunduan mula sa Singapore at Indonesia at inaasahan din na marami pang ilulunsad na proyekto sa mga susunod na linggo. Sa ulat ng DTI sa Pangulo, nasa 116 na proyekto na nagkakahalaga ng USD 62.926 bilyon o Php 3.48 trilyon ang nabuo mula sa official foreign trips.
Hinimok ni Pangulong Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. ang mga hukbo sa Basilan na siguruhin ang mapayapa at maayos na halalan sa susunod na taon. Sa kanyang camp visit sa 64th Infantry Battalion (64IB), kinilala ni PBBM ang mga hakbang ng militar upang mapabuti ang seguridad sa rehiyon, at ipinaabot ang kanyang kumpiyansa sa 64IB na gampanan ang kanilang tungkulin bilang tagapagpanatili ng kapayapaan.
In this morning’s bilateral meeting, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and Cambodian Prime Minister H.E. Hun Manet agreed to boost rice trade between the Philippines and Cambodia, highlighting ongoing efforts to tackle double taxation and improve ease of doing business. The leaders also discussed expanding flight connections for improved accessibility to premier tourism destinations, and strengthening defense ties to address mutual security concerns.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and the Philippine delegation were greeted by Filipino and Australian officials upon their arrival in Melbourne, Australia.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. leaves for Melbourne, Australia today, Sunday to attend the ASEAN-Australia Special Summit.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. made history for being the first Philippine President to witness the decommissioning of some 400 illegal firearms seized in Basilan, symbolizing the commitment of the government and all stakeholders to peace.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. expressed his gratitude Friday to outgoing Japanese Ambassador to the Philippines Kazuhiko Koshikawa particularly as Japan and the Philippines enter a new phase in their relationship in terms of defense and security, trade and investment, infrastructure development, as well as advancing peace in Mindanao.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos engaged in a discussion with Governor-General David Hurley and Mrs. Linda Hurley at the Government House in Canberra, Australia. During the meeting, they explored various bilateral matters, encompassing diplomatic relations, economic partnerships, and cultural exchanges.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. participated in a dialogue with Opposition Leader Peter Dutton during his second day in Canberra as a Guest of Government. The Hon. Dutton underscored the significance of bilateral relations and the invaluable contributions of the Filipinos to Australian society.
During a state luncheon hosted by Governor-General David Hurley and Mrs. Linda Hurley, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. emphasized the importance of cooperation in addressing regional security issues, climate change, and technological advancements.PBBM thanked Governor-General Hurley for the invitation and offered a toast to the health of Australia's leaders and the success of the Strategic Partnership.
