PBBM, binigyang-diin ang mas malalim na ugnayan ng Pilipinas at Hungary
PBBM, binigyang-diin ang mas malalim na ugnayan ng Pilipinas at Hungary
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00:00President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. gave strength to the economic ties between Hungary and the visit of the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
00:14Kenneth Paciente was surprised.
00:18A deeper connection between the Philippines and Hungary.
00:22President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. gave strength to the economic ties between Hungary and the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Peter Sciarto.
00:30The Hungarian official was warmly welcomed by the Executive Board yesterday in Malacanang.
00:35In a courtesy call, the President brought the Philippines' willingness and readiness to new partnerships with Hungary for a stronger economic ties between the two countries.
00:46Although there are many challenges, he hopes that the relationship between the two countries and Hungary will be stronger and new opportunities will be created that will benefit the two countries towards progress.
00:59Sciarto was pleased with the President's invitation to him and said that they are currently working on foreign affairs of the Philippines for a better relationship between the two countries.
01:10He also gave a positive result of the cooperation between the Philippines and Hungary in the past years.
01:15This is Sciarto's third visit to the country.
01:18In 2023, Hungary became the country's 46th trading partner.
01:23It rose to 30 when it came to the export market while it was 64th in the import source.
01:29The diplomatic relations between the Philippines and Hungary were established on September 28, 1973.
01:36With the help of Sciarto and Foreign Affairs Secretary Enrique Manalo, two official situations were discussed in the South China Sea, where rules-based order and international law were followed.
01:49Well, it's important because Hungary is a member of the EU and they have indicated that they support our efforts at resolving any disputes or differences through international law and through the respect of rules-based order.
02:03That's the only way that you can resolve things peacefully and through diplomacy, by recognizing our rights.
02:11The DFA said that it will study the military drill conducted by the Chinese People's Liberation Army or PLA Navy inside the Philippines' Exclusive Economic Zone.
02:21Well, as we've always said, we want to manage it peacefully and that if there are any incidents which raise tensions, that's certainly something that we would like to avoid.
02:30And so, we say it's really important to see how we can manage that and to avoid actions that would tend to raise tensions.
02:39It is recorded that the DFA recently reported the number of Chinese ships in the West Philippine Sea and they were able to monitor and monitor the first-time drill conducted by the Chinese PLA Navy in Sabina Shoal from June 2 to June 4.
02:52Kenneth Paciente for Pambansang TV in Bagong, Philippines.