The Japanese government has provided the Philippines with a fresh P23.19 billion in loans for critical transport infrastructure, including the upgrading of two metro railways and the construction of a higher-capacity airport in Bohol.
Foreign ministers of the Philippines and Germany on Thursday expressed their optimism for a “just and expeditious” resolution to the Fraport-Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) Terminal 3 case, saying that the dispute should not be a hindrance in boosting economic ties between the two countries.
The chief of the Department of Foreign Affairs backed amendments to the 1987 Constitution saying the country is constrained by limits on foreign ownership.
