Philippines and China Advance Joint Oil Exploration Talks
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced that discussions with China regarding joint oil and gas exploration in the South China Sea have progressed. He stated that a joint exploration agreement is a "distinct possibility" before his term concludes, despite ongoing maritime disputes.
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Marcos Says Energy Exploration Talks With China Moving Forward
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said energy exploration with China in the disputed South China Sea remains possible, as he sought to deescalate tensions with Beijing.
By Andreo Calonzo
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Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr on Friday said talks with China on joint oil and gas exploration had “moved forward” – signalling hopes of a deal before he leaves office in mid-2028, despite ongoing tensions in the South China Sea. Marcos also confirmed for the first time a “provisional understanding” with Beijing over resupply missions to the BRP Sierra Madre at Second Thomas Shoal, although he insisted this did not mean Manila was seeking China’s permission or surrendering...
By Raissa Robles
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Recent energy supply disruptions and price spikes have added urgency to the Philippines' efforts to tap potential offshore resources, says President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
Read full article →Marcos: ‘Possible’ joint exploration with China before term ends
'And I can see the distinct possibility that there will be such joint explorations,' says President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
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