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PBBM IN BERLIN. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and President Marcos inspect a military honor guard during a welcome ceremony in front of the Chancellery in Berlin, on March 12. AFPBERLIN—Germany will help the Philippines train its troops amid its challenges in the West Philippine Sea, President Marcos said Tuesday, as he and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz underscored the importance of advancing peace and development in the Philippines.
A Joint Declaration of Intent on Strengthening Maritime Cooperation is expected to be signed between the Philippines and Germany during President Marcos’ visit to Berlin.“Climate change cooperation is also a significant facet of the partnership between the Philippines and Germany. We also recognized the important contribution of Filipino healthcare workers and the other Overseas Filipino Workers to the culture and economy of Germany,” he added.
Meanwhile, Speaker Ferdinand Martin Romualdez acknowledged the “strategic significance” of the President’s visit to Germany and the Czech Republic in advancing the national interest amid growing tension in the disputed West Philippine Sea. “These visits would serve to bolster bilateral relations, enhance economic cooperation, and reinforce the Philippines’ standing in the international community. Amidst complex geopolitical challenges, fostering strong alliances with nations sharing similar values is imperative for safeguarding our sovereignty and territorial integrity,” Romualdez said.
Romualdez said his colleagues in Congress fully support the diplomatic initiatives of President Marcos to promote the national interest on the global stage.
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