Palasyo ibinida ang mga benepisyong nakuha ng PH sa nakaraang Asean summit | Bandera

Palasyo ibinida ang mga benepisyong nakuha ng PH sa nakaraang Asean summit

- November 20, 2017 - 03:44 PM

IBINIDA ng Palasyo ang mga nakuhang benepisyo  ng Pilipinas matapos isagawa sa bansa ang 31st Association of Southeast Asian Nation (Asean) summit noong isang linggo.

Sa kanyang briefing, sinabi ni Presidential Spokesperson Harry Roque na kabilang dito ang mga sumusunod:

*Amerika-$14.3 milyon para sa  rehabilitasyon ng Marawi City at $2 milyong ayuda para sa gera kontra droga.

*China- 14 cooperation agreement sa larangan ng ekonomiya, imprastraktura, transportasyon, environment, intellectual property, national security at finance.

*Japan- P46 bilyon ayuda para sa first phase ng Metro Manila Subway at  karagdagang P4 bilyon loan para sa pagpapatayo ng bypass road sa kahabaan ng Philippine-Japan Friendship Highway sa Plaridel, Bulacan.

            -Karagadagang P1 bilyon para sa pagbili ng mga kagamitan para sa  counter terrorism kagaya ng coast watch radar at para sa rehabilitasyon ng Marawi.

  • Russia- walong bilateral agreement ang pinirmahan na may kaugnayan sa kriminalidad, extradition, energy, communication, education, intellectual property, audit at account.
  • Canada- $17.8 milyon para sa sexual health at empowerment project para sa mga kababaihan sa Pilipinas.
  • New Zealand- tatlong kasunduan sa larangan ng edukasyon, turismo, at geothermal industry.

 “We were likewise able to push mutual interests such as: Generalized System of Preferences with the United States and to start exploring talks on FTA or a Philippines-US Free Trade Agreement,” sabi ni Roque.

Idinagdag ni Roque na tiniyak din ng mga bansang Australia, Japan at Korea ang mas malaking merkado para sa mga produkto ng Pilipinas.

“We had talks on producing cheaper medicines with India and talks with pharmaceuticalWe had talks on producing cheaper medicines with India and talks with pharmaceutical companies to set up in the Philippines, and cooperation against sea piracy threat in Sulu with Australia,” ayon pa kay Roque.

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