President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang met at the sidelines of the ASEAN-Plus Three (APT) Summit only for a brief conversation that led to an agreement of strengthening ties of both countries.
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia—Without a chance for a formal bilateral talk, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang met at the sidelines of the ASEAN-Plus Three Summit here only for a brief conversation that led to an agreement of strengthening ties of both countries.
Talking to Marcos through an interpreter, Li said he believes there should be continued growth of China-Philippines relations as he underscored that what the two countries have in common “far outweighs” their differences, to which the Philippine leader agreed.“I absolutely agree. And I thank you for remembering my father and his initiative to come to China and it was he after all who made Philippines and China family,” Marcos said in response.
Marcos said he looks forward to discussing all possible partnerships with China as he said “it has been proven right because the partnership with China has been a great benefit to both our countries.”
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