MANILA, March 27 (Reuters) – Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. mentioned on Friday that the ASEAN Leaders’ summit will go forward in Could, however will likely be shortened to a “bare-bones” programme that focuses on addressing points like gasoline provides, meals costs and migrant staff.
Marcos mentioned he has consulted along with his counterparts within the regional bloc and requested them whether or not they most popular to postpone the ASEAN summit because of the battle within the Center East.
“The consensus that we got here to is that it’s exactly now that we should coordinate our efforts,” Marcos informed reporters.
(Reporting by Nestor Corrales, Mikhail Flores and Karen Lema; Enhancing by David Stanway)
