Ambassador of China Speaks on Territorial Feud with PH
China Ambassador Jing Quan spoke on resolving territorial dispute with the Philippines over the West Philippine Sea.
Despite the Arbitral Ruling in 2016 which sided on the Philippines, the Chinese government continued to assert its claims on the West Philippine Sea. It even reportedly built structures on the disputed territories.
Photo Source: Inquirer
However, unfortunately, there were also reported incidents of Chinese water cannons allegedly firing at the Philippine vessels. There were also previous claims that the vessels of China supposedly block the Philippine vessels that were sent to deliver supplies.
Recently, Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Erwin Tulfo said he will ask senators Kiko Pangilinan and Risa Hontiveros to “tone down their personal attacks” to China
. He stressed that a code of conduct or COC is currently being created.
Tulfo also previously lambasted the Chinese people saying they should leave the Philippines if they don’t respect the rules in the country. Recently, as he leads the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, he called for a ceasefire.
“We can just [declare a] ceasefire muna habang ongoing ang negotiations at dialogue diyan po sa COC, lalo na po’t tinatapos pa ang Code of Conduct,”
the Senator said.
Recently, the ambassador of China, Jing Quan, spoke on resolving the territorial dispute between the Philippines and his country. Based on a report on PhilStar, he stressed that no one wants a fight.
“In my view, there are four ways to deal with it. No one wants to fight. If we want to fight, we would have done that earlier,”
the Ambassador of China said.
Photo from Philippine Star
Based on the
report
“We want to achieve something, declare that’s our diplomatic achievement, and we want to finish. Work hard, meet each other halfway,”
the China Ambassador.
Recently, Sen.
Erwin Tulfo spoke on the ‘word war’ between China and the Philippines