Palace Confident China's Statement Won't Affect ASEAN Summit Attendance
The Philippine government expressed confidence that China's recent statement would not affect the attendance of ASEAN member state leaders at the upcoming summit in November. A Palace spokesperson highlighted the Philippines' cooperative relations with ASEAN nations, emphasizing the summit as a crucial platform for resolving regional issues.
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