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Trump to host Philippine president to discuss trade and security in Asia
PHILIPPINES, JUL 11 – The Philippine delegation led by Frederick Go will seek to negotiate tariff relief as the US imposes a 20% duty on imports amid broader economic and security discussions.
- Philippine foreign minister Theresa Lazaro confirmed that Marcos will meet with Trump to discuss trade and security in Asia.
- A key issue will be tariffs imposed by the U.S. on Philippine goods, with negotiations planned.
- Relations between the Philippines and U.S. have improved under Marcos, allowing more American military presence.
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Marcos to Press U.S. on Tariffs and Security in First Washington Summit With Trump - Asian Journal News
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., Republic of the Philippines Department of Foreign Affairs In his first official visit to Washington, Marcos seeks relief from new U.S. tariffs and deeper defense cooperation... The post Marcos to Press U.S. on Tariffs and Security in First Washington Summit With Trump appeared first on Asian Journal News.
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