MANILA, Philippines–The Philippines and Malaysia have bolstered their relationship after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. visited Kuala Lumpur, with Malaysian leaders pledging up to $285 million in investments in the Philippines.
These investments are projected to generate over 100,000 jobs and livelihood opportunities for Filipinos, as Speaker of the House Ferdinand Martin Romualdez explains.
Romualdez shares that Marcos was highly regarded among top Malaysian businessmen they met during the three-day state visit, as they presented the Philippines as an ideal investment hub.
“They perceive him as a statesman, and even the prominent businessmen here find him humble, approachable, and open,” Romualdez said.
In addition to the investment pledges, Romualdez highlights that Marcos’ state visit further enhanced the personal ties he has with Malaysia’s current leaders and the longstanding partnership between the two countries.
“The relations between the two countries are very warm,” Romualdez said, noting that Marcos is a close personal friend of Malaysia’s King, Al-Sultan Abdullah, and Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.
Romualdez emphasizes that President Marcos has garnered international attention, particularly in the ASEAN region.
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