Phl at Germany, tinalakay ang usapin ng climate change at people-to-people relations
Phl at Germany, tinalakay ang usapin ng climate change at people-to-people relations
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00:00 President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. promised to strengthen the relationship between the Philippines and other countries.
00:06 He was followed by the ambassadors of Germany, Iran, and Japan.
00:12 Alan Francisco will give you the details.
00:14 The Philippines and Germany will focus on the climate and people-to-people relations.
00:24 President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. agreed to the credentials of the new German ambassador.
00:31 According to President Marcos,
00:33 this is a critical issue of climate change and the world needs help to resolve it.
00:39 The President believes that the Philippines will benefit from its help against climate change,
00:45 which is also affected by the economy and energy.
00:48 The two countries will work together to build a climate, energy, and biodiversity-based agreement.
00:54 The people-to-people connection between the Philippines and Germany is also being discussed,
01:00 especially the large population of Filipinos in the European Union.
01:03 Next year, the two countries will celebrate the 70th anniversary of their friendship.
01:10 In the areas of agriculture, agriculture, and housing, technology, tourism, and people-to-people exchanges are the targets of the Philippines and Iran.
01:20 This is what the ambassador of Iran discussed.
01:23 According to President Marcos,
01:24 the Memorandum of Understanding between the two countries will be the basis for cooperation
01:31 in the areas of nanotechnology programs, biochemical devices, and science and technology.
01:37 The Iranian ambassador said that they are committed to promoting their economy.
01:42 There is a possibility that they will send abonos and fruits to the Philippines.
01:46 In January of next year, the two countries will celebrate the 60th anniversary of their friendship.
01:54 Aside from agriculture and housing,
01:56 the security and defense of the Philippines and Japan will be the targets
02:02 After visiting Niko Mato Partyship Representative Honorable Yamaguchi Natsu in Malacanang,
02:08 President Marcos acknowledged Japan's assistance in maintaining peace in Southeast Asia and the country.
02:15 The Philippines is pleased with Japan's commitment to the use and cooperation of peacekeepers.
02:22 The same goes for free conduct of trade and shipping in the South China Sea.
02:27 Natsu said that his party is committed to cooperation in the Philippines,
02:32 such as defense, maritime security, and agriculture.
02:35 Meanwhile, President Marcos also called for the maintenance of peace on the Korean Peninsula.
02:41 At the same time, he is committed to launching missiles and weapon tests in North Korea
02:47 in the past few months because he is alert, including Japan.
02:52 Alan Francisco for the Morning Show of the People, Rise and Shine, Philippines.