Mabilis na pagbuo ng ASEAN-China Code of Conduct para sa kapayapaan sa WPS, ipinanawagan ni PBBM

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Mabilis na pagbuo ng ASEAN-China Code of Conduct para sa kapayapaan sa WPS, ipinanawagan ni PBBM;

Pangulo, hiniling ang patuloy na suporta at endorsement ng G-7 sa posisyon ng Pilipinas sa WPS

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00:00President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. called on the leaders of the country to look at unification

00:06to maintain peace and security in the sea.

00:09According to the President, it should be serious in resolving tensions, particularly in the West Philippine Sea.

00:15Clay Del Pordillo with the report.

00:20President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. called for a quick draft of the Code of Conduct

00:27for peace in the West Philippine Sea.

00:30The President said this in front of the ASEAN leaders and Chinese Premier Li Keqiang

00:35at the 27th ASEAN-China Summit in Vientiane, Laos.

00:40Despite the dialogues between the Philippines and China,

00:45China's continued aggression in the West Philippine Sea is saddening.

00:50Like the bombing of water, bombing of our ships, laser-pointing of our airplanes,

00:57and threats to the troops of the Philippines,

00:59which are just conducting maritime patrols and resupply missions in the West Philippine Sea.

01:05President Marcos Jr. criticized this in the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea

01:10and the 1972 Convention on the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea.

01:17The geographical scope, relation of the Code of Conduct and the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea

01:26and the non-compliance of the definition of self-restraint or self-defense are being discussed.

01:31At the 27th ASEAN-Japan Summit, President Marcos encouraged the leaders of the country

01:38to maintain security and cooperation at sea,

01:41such as territorial integrity and the cessation of the use of nuclear weapons.

01:48President Marcos believes that the rise of transnational problems,

01:56including the actions in the South and East China Sea,

02:00is due to the security and stability of ASEAN.

02:03President Marcos asked the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau,

02:07to continue to support and endorse the Group of Seven or G7 position of the Philippines in the West Philippine Sea.

02:16The G7 are the countries with the largest economy of Canada, Japan, the United States, France, Germany, Italy, and the United Kingdom.

02:28He also thanked Canada for its support of the Philippines in the rule of law.

02:34According to an international media, President Marcos called on ASEAN members

02:41not to be involved in aggressive, forced, and illegal actions against an ASEAN member

02:49during the ASEAN retreat session.

02:52President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. did not confirm or deny this.

02:57It is improper for me to disclose anything that was mentioned in the PAPN closed session.

03:03The Foreign Ministry of China issued a statement on this

03:07and said that China is committed to resolving the non-agreement between the two countries.

03:13Kalay Zalpardilla for Pambansang TV in the New Philippines.

Mabilis na pagbuo ng ASEAN-China Code of Conduct para sa kapayapaan sa WPS, ipinanawagan ni PBBM

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