Marcos to discuss trade and security during US visit as tariffs loom


MANILA: Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr (pic) will visit the United States next week with a clear message to President Donald Trump that the Philippines must become economically stronger if it is to serve as a truly robust partner, an official said on Friday (July 18).

The visit, the first by an Asean head of state since Trump took office in January, will focus on economic cooperation, with Marcos expected to discuss concerns over proposed US tariffs on Philippine exports.

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