Philippine President Reports 'Progress' on China Energy Talks
Marcos said the talks could lead to joint oil and gas exploration as the Philippines seeks more fuel supplies and eases pump-price pressure.
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‘Energy exploration talks with China moving forward’
President Marcos confirmed that the possible joint energy exploration between Manila and Beijing in the disputed South China Sea is “moving forward,” as he expressed optimism about greater economic cooperation between the two nations despite maritime disputes.
Marcos sees ‘distinct possibility’ of joint oil and gas deal with China, but offers no timetable
Discussions on joint oil and gas exploration between Manila and Beijing have continued for years, but Marcos said it acquired urgency this year given the oil supply shock caused by the Iran war which pushed the Philippines into a national energy emergency. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Marcos says RORE deal with China won't weaken Philippines' position in WPS
President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. on Friday stood firm that the provisional understanding of the country with China on the rotation and resupply (RORE) missions to the BRP Sierra Madre in Ayungin Shoal does not weaken the Philippines' stand in terms of exercising sovereign rights and defending the territory.
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