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PBBM to advance PH economic agenda in US visit - DFA
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is set to visit Washington to advance the Philippines' economic agenda, focusing on agriculture, food security, infrastructure, and renewable energy, alongside discussions on defense and security.
The President's trip aims to highlight key sectors crucial for the Philippines' development and attract potential investors.
Marcos Jr. will hold bilateral talks with US President Joe Biden on May 1, followed by expanded meetings with other American officials.
The DFA emphasized that while security and defense discussions are expected, there will be a significant focus on economic priorities during the visit.
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