US EditionAll Senators’ Caucus Set to Craft WPS Debate ‘Parameters’
The Philippine Senate and Chinese Embassy aim to de-escalate tensions through dialogue after weeks of disputes over maritime claims in the West Philippine Sea, officials said.
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Tulfo set to meet Chinese envoy
SEN. Erwin Tulfo, chairman of the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, is set to hold a dialogue on Monday with Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines Jing Quan amid heightened tensions between Filipino lawmakers and the Chinese Embassy in Manila.Tulfo confirmed the scheduled meeting in a text message to reporters on Friday, saying the dialogue was arranged by the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA).The senator declined to provide further detai…
Senate in talks with China embassy to schedule dialogue, says DFA
The Senate is now directly coordinating with the Chinese Embassy in Manila to set a date for an in-person dialogue aimed at de-escalating their weeks-long feud over the West Philippine Sea, the Department of Foreign Affairs said Friday, February 20.
Erwin Tulfo Confirms Upcoming Meeting w/ Chinese Embassy Officials
Sen. Erwin Tulfo To Meet Chinese Officials amid “Word War” between PH-China Officials ERWIN TULFO – The Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman confirmed that he is set for a meeting with the officials of the Chinese Embassy. The recent word war between some officials of the Philippine government and the Chinese Embassy have sparked different ... Read more The post Erwin Tulfo Confirms Upcoming Meeting w/ Chinese Embassy Officials appeared f…
Senate Committee on Foreign Relations Chairman Senator Erwin Tulfo is set to meet with the ambassador of the Embassy of China in the Philippines. According to Tulfo, their meeting, which was facilitated by the Department of Foreign Affairs, is scheduled for Monday. Last week, Senate President Pro Tempore Ping Lacson suggested that the senators and the ambassador engage in dialogue. This follows the ambassador's statement that he is open to talks…
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