The new bilateral agreements that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. entered into with China will support the Philippine Development Plan, according to National Economic and Development Authority chief Arsenio Balisacan. | JMangaluzINQ
The President secured a total of 14 bilateral agreements with China. These included agreements on tourism, agriculture, infrastructure, trade, information and technology. Details of the agreements have yet to be disclosed by the President.In the know: 14 bilateral deals PH inked with China during Marcos Jr.’s state visit
“It’s very promising again to say that PDP will be in a way supported by trust like this and we need to move fast again. As I said, move fast, seize the opportunities, get our houses into order. We have so many things to fix,” said Balisacan in a statement from the Presidential Communications Office.
According to Neda’s website, the PDP is the agency’s five-year plan “for deep economic and social transformation to reinvigorate job creation and accelerate poverty reduction by steering the economy back on a high-growth path.”
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