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President-elect Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will be attending the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Summit to be held in Thailand on Nov. 18-19, his office announced yesterday.
COURTESY CALL. German Ambassador Anke Reiffenstuel pays a courtesy call to President-elect Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. at the BBM headquarters in Mandaluyong City on Tuesday (June 7, 2022). They discussed global challenges including food security and climate change. (Photo courtesy of BBM Media Bureau) MANILA - Food security, climate change, and renewable energy were among the topics discussed by President-elect Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos with ambassadors from Spain, Morocco, and Germany during separate meetings on Tuesday morning. Jorge Moragas, Ambassador of Spain to the Philippines; Ambassador Mohammed Rida El Fassi of Morocco; and German Ambassador Anke Reiffenstuel were received by Marcos separately during a series of meetings at the BBM headquarters in Mandaluyong City. In a press briefing after the private meeting with Marcos, Reiffenstuel said apart from enhancing cooperation between their two countries, they also discussed global challenges including f
The German ambassador yesterday paid a courtesy call on president-elect Ferdinand Marcos Jr. at his campaign headquarters during which they discussed the importance of human rights and rule of law, among other issues.
Food security, climate change, and renewable energy were among the topics tackled during the courtesy calls of the ambassadors of Spain, Morocco, and Germany to President-elect Bongbong Marcos on Tuesday, June 7.
Ambassador Jorge Moragas of Spain (left) receives a memento from President-elect