Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi (right) and Philippine Foreign Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jnr (pictured together in 2018) are set to meet on Friday n Manila. Photo: AP Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi (right) and Philippine Foreign Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jnr (pictured together in 2018) are set to meet on Friday n Manila. Photo: AP
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi (right) and Philippine Foreign Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jnr (pictured together in 2018) are set to meet on Friday n Manila. Photo: AP
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China /  Diplomacy

China looks to boost ties with Philippines ahead of Biden inauguration

  • Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi set to arrive in Manila on Friday for two days of talks with his Philippine counterpart, Teodoro Locsin Jnr
  • America’s new president ‘is likely to reinvigorate the US’ alliance with the Philippines’, academic says

Topic |   The Philippines
Catherine Wong
Catherine Wong

Updated: 11:04pm, 14 Jan, 2021

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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi (right) and Philippine Foreign Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jnr (pictured together in 2018) are set to meet on Friday n Manila. Photo: AP Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi (right) and Philippine Foreign Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jnr (pictured together in 2018) are set to meet on Friday n Manila. Photo: AP
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi (right) and Philippine Foreign Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jnr (pictured together in 2018) are set to meet on Friday n Manila. Photo: AP
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