DND: It’s vital to ensure safety of Filipinos in Taiwan

The DND reiterated that while the Edca is not directed towards any country, it is important to prepare for all contingencies to ensure the safety of Filipinos abroad, including Taiwan.

The DND said that it “takes exception” to the statement made by the Chinese envoy.

“In the midst of the complex regional security landscape, the DND seeks to improve the Philippines’ defense capabilities through all the means available to us.

“Thus, we reiterate our appeal to all concerned parties and states to adhere to the rule of law and diplomacy in managing differences. The Philippines shall continue to advocate for peace, mutual respect and endeavor to protect and uphold our national and global interests,” said the DND.

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