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MANILA, Philippines — A trade delegation from the United States — formed by US President Joe Biden himself — will arrive in March 2024, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced on Monday.
Fresh from his US trip to attend the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit, Marcos told his Cabinet secretaries of the different agreements he had brought home, which he hoped to see more of in the coming year.
“We look forward to seeing more of these partnerships materialize in the months ahead, especially with the visit of the high-level US presidential trade and investment mission in March next year, and we are also co-hosting the 2024 Indo-Pacific Forum,” Marcos said.
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“This is in fact, a new feature, as there has never been a presidential, high-level delegation, to any country before,” he added.