The Philippines and Papua New Guinea have agreed to boost bilateral cooperation on agriculture, aquaculture, and agri-business development in a bid to help ensure food security.
The Philippines and Papua New Guinea have agreed to boost bilateral cooperation on agriculture, aquaculture, and agri-business development in a bid to help ensure food security.
The Joint Declaration on Agricultural Cooperation between the two countries was signed after President Duterte held talks with Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Peter O’Neill in Malacañang on revitalizing economic and trade relations and exploring new areas of cooperation.
“We are pleased to have witnessed the signing of a Joint Declaration of Agricultural Cooperation with emphasis on rice production,” President Duterte said in a joint press statement with O’Neill in Malacañang.
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