Palace Denies Concealment of PHL-US Critical Minerals MOU
The Philippine Presidential Palace refuted claims that the Philippines-US memorandum of understanding on critical minerals was concealed, stating the agreement is non-legally binding and information was properly disclosed. The Department of Environment and Natural Resources reportedly released details three days after the signing.
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