Groups Back DFA's Sustained Dialogue with China for National Interest and Economic Growth
Twenty labor, business, and civil society organizations in the Philippines have backed the Department of Foreign Affairs' (DFA) stance to sustain dialogue and cooperation with China, emphasizing the need to balance economic growth with national interests.
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