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PARTICIPATION IN THE 2022 KOREA INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY AND ENERGY DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION NETWORKING DAY


Philippine Ambassador Dizon- De Vega (top left) gives her presentation on development cooperation projects between PH and ROK at the 2022 Industrial Technology and Energy Development Cooperation Networking Day held at the Grand Hyatt Seoul on 22 December 2022.

December 30 2022, Seoul. Philippine Ambassador Dizon-De Vega presented key development cooperation projects between the Philippines and the Republic of Korea during the 2022 Industrial Technology and Energy Development Cooperation Networking Day held at the Grand Hyatt Seoul on 22 December 2022.

Ambassador Dizon-De Vega likewise shared key factors for success of development cooperation projects between the ROK and the Philippines such as matching partner needs and expertise, close coordination between implementing bodies, mutually beneficial gains, and the engagement of the private sector. The Ambassador highlighted that the Philippines-Republic of Korea FTA is expected to be signed next year, and that a new cooperation project aims to maximize the benefits of the agreement through the development of an Origin Management System for the Promotion of the FTA. Through this, PH-ROK hopes to reduce time and cost to comply with rules of origin requirements of FTAs and GSPs and at the same time promote the export of Philippine Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises (MSME) products not only to Korea but to all major markets. END

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PH EMBASSY DONATES PHILIPPINE PUBLICATIONS TO NATIONAL ASSEMBLY LIBRARY OF KOREA

26 February 2026 - The Philippine Embassy in Seoul turned over a collection of Philippine publications to the National Assembly Library of the Republic of Korea on 26 February 2026  to strengthen knowledge exchange and parliamentary diplomacy. Ambassador Bernadette Therese C. Fernandez presented the books to Chief Librarian (Vice Minister) Hwan Jeong Geun during a meeting at the National Assembly. The donated titles, which include publications from the Department of Foreign Affairs and the Philippine Foreign Service Institute, cover Philippine history, arts, culture, and foreign relations. The National Assembly Library expressed appreciation for the contribution and indicated plans to organize a future exhibition featuring the donated books and Philippine cultural heritage. Ambassador Fernandez underscored the importance of expanding Philippine resources within the National Assembly Library to support informed understanding of the Philippines among Korean legislators and policy researchers. “Informed understanding is the foundation of effective parliamentary dialogue,” the Ambassador said. “By strengthening Philippine resources within the National Assembly Library, we hope to contribute to deeper appreciation of the Philippines’ governance, economic reforms, and vibrant cultural heritage.” Ambassador Fernandez also highlighted that the donation of art books is timely, as the Philippines celebrates national arts month in February. Established in 1952, the National Assembly Library is one of Korea’s premier legislative research institutions, holding more than 8.5 million volumes and over 420 million pages of digital resources that support policy research and parliamentary work. END

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