Exporters Urge Stronger Trade Ties with China, Reassess US Relations
The Philippines' largest exporters' group is calling for stronger trade with China and a recalibration of geopolitical ties with the US, citing uncertainties in US tariff policies. They consider Beijing a more reliable trade partner.
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