Manila Bulletin
US looks forward to working with PH's new administration
The United States anticipates working with the incoming Philippine government on vital human rights and regional matters, affirming that the recent elections adhered to international standards.
US State Department spokesman Ned Price stated that once the next president is officially proclaimed, the US will collaborate to reinforce the long-standing alliance between the two nations.
Price mentioned that the US is monitoring the election results and is eager to renew its special partnership, expressing a desire to work with the next administration on shared values and interests.
When questioned about potential concerns regarding Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s possible presidency, Price indicated that the vote casting and counting appeared to be conducted in accordance with international standards and without significant issues.
He emphasized that the US is awaiting the official proclamation of a winner by Philippine election authorities and looks forward to engaging with the president-elect.
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