Marcos mentioned he seemed ahead to working with Trump “on a broad vary of points that may carry mutual advantages to 2 nations with deep ties, shared beliefs, widespread imaginative and prescient and a protracted historical past of working collectively.”
He added: “I hope that this unshakable alliance, examined in warfare and peace, will likely be a pressure for good that may pave a path of prosperity and friendship, within the area and on each side of the Pacific.”
As polling stations closed within the United States on Wednesday, Philippine Ambassador to the United States Jose Manuel Romualdez mentioned Manila was assured in the way forward for the partnership.
“Despite all of the hypothesis about what this election will imply for the Philippines, I can confidently say that the Philippines-United States partnership will endure below any American presidency,” Romualdez mentioned at a safety discussion board in Manila.
