WITH barely two weeks before he formally assumes office, incoming President Ferdinand “Bongbong” R. Marcos Jr. continues to receive more members of the diplomatic community holding productive meetings with foreign dignitaries from different parts of the globe. On Wednesday, the highlights of the round of courtesy calls included cooperation on…
President-elect Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday met with more diplomats, including the Finnish Ambassador to the Philippines Juha Markus Pyykkö, Norway Chargé d’Affaires Bjorn Jahnsen, Ambassador of Hungary to the Philippines Dr. Titanilla Toth, and Ambassador of South Africa to the Philippines Bartinah Ntombizodwa Radebe-Netshitenzhe.
FINLAND ENVOY. Finland ambassador to the Philippines H.E. Juha Markus Pyykko pays a courtesy call on President-Elect Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. at the BBM headquarters in Mandaluyong City on Wednesday (June 15, 2022). Pyykko expressed hope that the Marcos administration would adopt the Philippines' position against Russia's invasion of Ukraine. (Photo courtesy of BBM Media Group) MANILA - The Philippines' current stand on Russia-Ukraine war, as well as the Bangsamoro development plan, are among the issues raised during President-elect Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr.'s meetings with five envoys on Wednesday. Ambassadors Bjorn Jahnsen (Norway), Juha Markus Pyykko (Finland), Titanilla Toth (Hungary), Raduta Dana Matache (Romania), and Bartinah Ntombizodwa Radebe-Netshitenzhe (South Africa) paid a courtesy call on Marcos at his headquarters in Mandaluyong City. On the sidelines of the meeting, Pyykko expressed hope that the Marcos administration wou
Hungary's Ambassador to the Philippines Titanilla Toth said Wednesday her country is considering hiring more Filipinos to work in their hospitality and electronic sectors.
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