PBBM, kinilala ang mahalagang papel ng diplomatic corps sa Pilipinas; Masiglang ekonomiya ng bansa, ibinida rin ng Pangulo

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00:00President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. praised the efforts of the Diplomatic Corps

00:05to attract investors from different countries.

00:09In the traditional Vandu Nor in Malacanang,

00:12the President gave the good fruit of a strong relationship

00:17between the Philippines and other countries.

00:19Here is the report.

00:23President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. recognized the important role of the Diplomatic Corps

00:29in the construction of the Vandu Nor in Malacanang last night.

00:32According to the President,

00:33with its help, the Philippines became closer and more familiar

00:36and our relationship with other countries became stronger.

00:40A great deal has transpired in the last two and a half years.

00:43The Philippines has since embarked on a diplomatic agenda

00:47that leverages international partnerships,

00:50which have translated to increased bilateral engagements

00:54and cooperation with traditional partners

00:57and new allies in key economic sectors and security areas.

01:01This has resulted in a vibrant exchange of high-level visits

01:06from many of your officials and from your capitals,

01:11as well as several outgoing visits from the Philippines of Philippine officials

01:16from across many of our government agencies.

01:19The President also added that this partnership has served to strengthen the country's economy

01:24due to the entry of potential investors despite some geopolitical tensions.

01:30With the President in power,

01:31the country remains one of the most stable economies in Asia.

01:35He also stated that the total revenue collection reached Php4.42 trillion,

01:41which is equivalent to 16.7% of the GDP.

01:44It is the highest in the past 27 years.

01:48The country's credit ratings have also risen

01:51and the unemployment rate has fallen.

01:54But the President is determined to continue working with the government

01:58to create more opportunities for Filipinos.

02:02I certainly hope that this trend will continue as it signals

02:06that there are more employment opportunities in the country.

02:10My dream remains that to be able to say that one day

02:15that we can say that overseas work is purely a matter of choice

02:20and not one of necessity.

02:22The President is confident that the country will reach the GNI per capita set by the World Bank

02:28to elevate the country to the upper-middle-income status.

02:32This is through focusing on infrastructure investment,

02:36strengthening the ease of doing business,

02:38as well as national competitiveness,

02:40which, according to the President, can be encouraged by the leaders.

02:45Once again, the Executive Board has insisted that the country will continue to promote

02:49peace and order in accordance with international law

02:53because there is no other way for it to use peace and development

02:57but in accordance with the rules-based international order.

03:01Next, the President believes that the country can lead

03:04to ensure peace and security in the international agenda.

03:09That is why he wants the country to have a permanent position

03:12in the United Nations Security Council for 2027-2028.

03:17Our candidature is consistent with our long-held view

03:20that we need to further strengthen multilateralism

03:24through efforts that will reform the Security Council

03:27and revitalize the General Assembly.

03:30I take this opportunity anew to convey to your respective governments

03:35our earnest request for your support to our UNSC bid,

03:40and we hope for your support when the time comes,

03:45when we are indeed sitting as a member of the Security Council.

03:51More than 140 visitors attended the event

03:55attended by ambassadors from various countries,

03:58members of the Diplomatic Corps,

03:59and some international organizations.

04:03Van den Oor is one of the official receptions led by the President.

04:07One is for the New Year,

04:08while the other is for Independence Day.

04:12The Diplomatic Corps also praised the country's successes in the past year

04:17and expressed confidence that the country will advance further this year.

04:22To the President of the Republic of the Philippines,

04:25His Excellency Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.,

04:28for his well-being, health, and success,

04:31and to the peace, prosperity, and happiness of the Filipino people,

04:36may God bless the Philippines.

04:38Mabuhay! Cheers!

04:42Kenneth Paciente, for Pambansang TV in Bago, Philippines.

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