Philippines Summons Chinese Envoy Over Threatening Remarks
The Philippine foreign ministry summoned China's ambassador to express serious concern over remarks deemed provocative and unacceptable.
The Philippine foreign ministry summoned China's ambassador Jing Quan on Monday, expressing serious concern and strong objection to his remarks that conveyed a threat of the use of force. Foreign Secretary Maria Theresa Lazaro told the ambassador that his comments were provocative and unacceptable, and did not contribute to creating understanding.
Secretary Lazaro emphasized that sensitive issues should be addressed through established diplomatic channels and bilateral mechanisms that reserve space for dialogue and engagement. The Department of Foreign Affairs reserved the right to take further diplomatic action as it deems necessary.
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The Philippine foreign ministry summoned China's ambassador Jing Quan on Monday, expressing serious concern and strong objection to his remarks that conveyed a threat of the use of force.
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Foreign Secretary Maria Theresa Lazaro told the ambassador that his comments were provocative and unacceptable, and did not contribute to creating understanding.
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