Marcos departs for Berlin, Prague

President Marcos left yesterday for Germany and the Czech Republic on what he said marks a “pivotal moment” in his administration’s efforts to seek stronger ties and collaborations with other countries.

- HELEN FLORES

In his departure statement, Marcos said the Philippines has enjoyed “long” and “robust” relations with the two European countries, describing them as “important” partners.

“My visit marks a pivotal moment in our efforts to continuously deepen bilateral relations and explore avenues for enhanced cooperation with Germany and the Czech Republic, and indeed the world,” the President said in a prepared speech delivered at the Villamor Air Base. “I’m confident that this visit will yield fruitful outcomes.”