Marcos meets new ambassadors from Slovenia, Sweden, Palestine, Egypt
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. met with new ambassadors from Slovenia, Sweden, Palestine, and Egypt at Malacañang this week to discuss deepening bilateral ties.
Slovenian Ambassador-designate Smiljana Knez and Palestinian Ambassador-designate Mounir Y.K. Anastas pledged to strengthen cooperation in areas such as adherence to international law and a rules-based order with the Philippines.
Knez emphasized her country's commitment to working closely with the Philippine government, business community, and scientific communities, while Anastas highlighted Palestine's dedication to peace and human rights.
Swedish Ambassador-designate Anna Ferry discussed commitments to upholding international law, enhancing trade and investments, and respecting human rights and democracy.
Egyptian Ambassador-designate Nader Nabil Zaki expressed Cairo’s intent to build on existing ties in areas such as trade, investment, education, science, and cultural exchanges.
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