Talking about the new era of China-Philippines cooperation · Building a new future for cultural tourism development
——The Silk Road Dialogue Committee walked into the Philippine Embassy in China
In October 2021, Cui Yiting, Director of the Silk Road Dialogue Committee, and his delegation walked into the Philippine Embassy in China and held talks with Mr. Erwin, Counselor of the Department of Culture and Tourism of the Philippine Embassy in China. The two sides fully communicated on the promotion of cultural tourism and high-level dialogue of the Philippines in China. The Philippines hopes to reach in-depth cooperation with the Silk Road Dialogue Committee in Xi'an and Beijing. The Silk Road Dialogue International Think—tank Alliance hired Mr. Counselor as an expert and scholar of the Silk Road International Think—tank, and Ms. Cui Yiting, the Founder of the Silk Road Dialogue, issued the letter of appointment to Mr. Counselor.
China and the Philippines face each other across the sea, separated by a strip of water. As early as more than 1,000 years ago, they had "boats and ships one after another, business envoys handed over". More than 600 years ago, Chinese navigator Zheng He made seven voyages and visited Manila Bay, Visaya, Sulu and other places many times to spread friendship and cooperation. King Sulu embarked on the road of friendship to China with the best wishes of the Filipino people, leaving a well-known story.
As a neighboring country of the Philippines, China has a vast territory and a huge market. In recent years, China's investment in the Philippines has continued to increase, and the two countries have carried out a series of cooperation in the cultural, tourism, and service industries. China has also become the Philippines' largest trading partner, the largest export market, the largest source of imports, and the second largest source of tourists.
The "country of a thousand islands" Philippines has a unique geographical location and is a natural partner for the joint construction of the "Belt and Road". The leaders of China and the Philippines have repeatedly expressed their desire to increase the alignment of their development strategies. The enthusiasm for private investment between China and the Philippines is high, cultural groups have frequent exchanges, more and more Philippine fruits are placed on the Chinese people's table, and more and more Philippine attractions are included in the itinerary of Chinese tourists.
The China International Chamber of Commerce for the Private Sector(CICCPS) is the only large-scale national organization that specializes in international economic cooperation and exchanges. The Silk Road Dialogue Committee of the China International Chamber of Commerce for the Private Sector is a professional committee dedicated to promoting Sino-foreign cooperation. There are more than 4 million enterprises in 1636 counties in 23 provinces and cities in China, we will work closely with the Philippine Embassy in China to promote a win-win cooperation between Philippine culture and trade and Chinese enterprises.
Talking about the new era of China-Philippines cooperation · Building a new future for cultural tourism developmentThrough this dialogue and exchange, the two sides will continue to actively implement the "Belt and Road" initiative, strengthen international cooperation and exchanges, and pragmatically cooperate in cultural tourism, economic and trade, and project implementation, and enhance friendly exchanges between cities, cultures and people of the two countries , to contribute to the promotion of policy communication, unimpeded trade, facility connectivity, financial connectivity, and people-to-people connectivity between the two countries.
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