Philippines, China pledge to seek common ground on South China Sea
- The Philippines and China agreed to seek common ground on the South China Sea during a bilateral consultation mechanism meeting in Xiamen on January 16, 2025.
- The Philippines expressed serious concern over incursions by China Coast Guard vessels, including CGG 5901, in its maritime zones, which the Department of Foreign Affairs stated were inconsistent with international law.
- Both countries acknowledged the positive outcomes of a provisional understanding aimed at de-escalating tensions during resupply missions to Ayungin Shoal, where the BRP Sierra Madre serves as a military outpost.
- China's Foreign Ministry defended its ship's presence in the South China Sea, asserting that its activities are justified and calling on the Philippines to stop what it termed provocations.
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