Marcos embarks on state visit to India
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. departs for a five-day state visit to India aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and encouraging foreign investments on Monday, August 4, 2025 via Maharlika Presidential Hangar, Villamor Airbase, Pasay City. The trip marks the culmination of the year-long celebration of the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the Philippines and India. In his departure speech, Marcos emphasized shared democratic values, maritime cooperation, and a mutual commitment to upholding international law. He identified several areas for expanded collaboration, including defense, trade, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and digital connectivity. The President will also lead a business delegation to New Delhi and Bengaluru, seeking partnerships that will bring tangible benefits such as affordable medicine and greater food security for the Filipino people. PHOTOS BY YUMMIE DINGDING
Photo by Yummie Dingding for DAILY TRIBUNE
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. departs for a five-day state visit to India aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and encouraging foreign investments on Monday, August 4, 2025 via Maharlika Presidential Hangar, Villamor Airbase, Pasay City. The trip marks the culmination of the year-long celebration of the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the Philippines and India. In his departure speech, Marcos emphasized shared democratic values, maritime cooperation, and a mutual commitment to upholding international law. He identified several areas for expanded collaboration, including defense, trade, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and digital connectivity. The President will also lead a business delegation to New Delhi and Bengaluru, seeking partnerships that will bring tangible benefits such as affordable medicine and greater food security for the Filipino people. PHOTOS BY YUMMIE DINGDING
Photo by Yummie Dingding for DAILY TRIBUNE
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. departs for a five-day state visit to India aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and encouraging foreign investments on Monday, August 4, 2025 via Maharlika Presidential Hangar, Villamor Airbase, Pasay City. The trip marks the culmination of the year-long celebration of the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the Philippines and India. In his departure speech, Marcos emphasized shared democratic values, maritime cooperation, and a mutual commitment to upholding international law. He identified several areas for expanded collaboration, including defense, trade, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and digital connectivity. The President will also lead a business delegation to New Delhi and Bengaluru, seeking partnerships that will bring tangible benefits such as affordable medicine and greater food security for the Filipino people. PHOTOS BY YUMMIE DINGDING
Photo by Yummie Dingding for DAILY TRIBUNE
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. departs for a five-day state visit to India aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and encouraging foreign investments on Monday, August 4, 2025 via Maharlika Presidential Hangar, Villamor Airbase, Pasay City. The trip marks the culmination of the year-long celebration of the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the Philippines and India. In his departure speech, Marcos emphasized shared democratic values, maritime cooperation, and a mutual commitment to upholding international law. He identified several areas for expanded collaboration, including defense, trade, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and digital connectivity. The President will also lead a business delegation to New Delhi and Bengaluru, seeking partnerships that will bring tangible benefits such as affordable medicine and greater food security for the Filipino people. PHOTOS BY YUMMIE DINGDING
Photo by Yummie Dingding for DAILY TRIBUNE
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. departs for a five-day state visit to India aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and encouraging foreign investments on Monday, August 4, 2025 via Maharlika Presidential Hangar, Villamor Airbase, Pasay City. The trip marks the culmination of the year-long celebration of the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the Philippines and India. In his departure speech, Marcos emphasized shared democratic values, maritime cooperation, and a mutual commitment to upholding international law. He identified several areas for expanded collaboration, including defense, trade, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and digital connectivity. The President will also lead a business delegation to New Delhi and Bengaluru, seeking partnerships that will bring tangible benefits such as affordable medicine and greater food security for the Filipino people. PHOTOS BY YUMMIE DINGDING
Photo by Yummie Dingding for DAILY TRIBUNE
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. departs for a five-day state visit to India aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and encouraging foreign investments on Monday, August 4, 2025 via Maharlika Presidential Hangar, Villamor Airbase, Pasay City. The trip marks the culmination of the year-long celebration of the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the Philippines and India. In his departure speech, Marcos emphasized shared democratic values, maritime cooperation, and a mutual commitment to upholding international law. He identified several areas for expanded collaboration, including defense, trade, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and digital connectivity. The President will also lead a business delegation to New Delhi and Bengaluru, seeking partnerships that will bring tangible benefits such as affordable medicine and greater food security for the Filipino people. PHOTOS BY YUMMIE DINGDING
Photo by Yummie Dingding for DAILY TRIBUNE
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. departs for a five-day state visit to India aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and encouraging foreign investments on Monday, August 4, 2025 via Maharlika Presidential Hangar, Villamor Airbase, Pasay City. The trip marks the culmination of the year-long celebration of the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the Philippines and India. In his departure speech, Marcos emphasized shared democratic values, maritime cooperation, and a mutual commitment to upholding international law. He identified several areas for expanded collaboration, including defense, trade, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and digital connectivity. The President will also lead a business delegation to New Delhi and Bengaluru, seeking partnerships that will bring tangible benefits such as affordable medicine and greater food security for the Filipino people. PHOTOS BY YUMMIE DINGDING
Photo by Yummie Dingding for DAILY TRIBUNE
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. departs for a five-day state visit to India aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and encouraging foreign investments on Monday, August 4, 2025 via Maharlika Presidential Hangar, Villamor Airbase, Pasay City. The trip marks the culmination of the year-long celebration of the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the Philippines and India. In his departure speech, Marcos emphasized shared democratic values, maritime cooperation, and a mutual commitment to upholding international law. He identified several areas for expanded collaboration, including defense, trade, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and digital connectivity. The President will also lead a business delegation to New Delhi and Bengaluru, seeking partnerships that will bring tangible benefits such as affordable medicine and greater food security for the Filipino people. PHOTOS BY YUMMIE DINGDING
Photo by Yummie Dingding for DAILY TRIBUNE
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. departs for a five-day state visit to India aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and encouraging foreign investments on Monday, August 4, 2025 via Maharlika Presidential Hangar, Villamor Airbase, Pasay City. The trip marks the culmination of the year-long celebration of the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the Philippines and India. In his departure speech, Marcos emphasized shared democratic values, maritime cooperation, and a mutual commitment to upholding international law. He identified several areas for expanded collaboration, including defense, trade, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and digital connectivity. The President will also lead a business delegation to New Delhi and Bengaluru, seeking partnerships that will bring tangible benefits such as affordable medicine and greater food security for the Filipino people. PHOTOS BY YUMMIE DINGDING
Photo by Yummie Dingding for DAILY TRIBUNE
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. departs for a five-day state visit to India aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and encouraging foreign investments on Monday, August 4, 2025 via Maharlika Presidential Hangar, Villamor Airbase, Pasay City. The trip marks the culmination of the year-long celebration of the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the Philippines and India. In his departure speech, Marcos emphasized shared democratic values, maritime cooperation, and a mutual commitment to upholding international law. He identified several areas for expanded collaboration, including defense, trade, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and digital connectivity. The President will also lead a business delegation to New Delhi and Bengaluru, seeking partnerships that will bring tangible benefits such as affordable medicine and greater food security for the Filipino people. PHOTOS BY YUMMIE DINGDING
Photo by Yummie Dingding for DAILY TRIBUNE
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. departs for a five-day state visit to India aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and encouraging foreign investments on Monday, August 4, 2025 via Maharlika Presidential Hangar, Villamor Airbase, Pasay City. The trip marks the culmination of the year-long celebration of the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the Philippines and India. In his departure speech, Marcos emphasized shared democratic values, maritime cooperation, and a mutual commitment to upholding international law. He identified several areas for expanded collaboration, including defense, trade, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and digital connectivity. The President will also lead a business delegation to New Delhi and Bengaluru, seeking partnerships that will bring tangible benefits such as affordable medicine and greater food security for the Filipino people. PHOTOS BY YUMMIE DINGDING
Photo by Yummie Dingding for DAILY TRIBUNE
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. departs for a five-day state visit to India aimed at strengthening bilateral relations and encouraging foreign investments on Monday, August 4, 2025 via Maharlika Presidential Hangar, Villamor Airbase, Pasay City. The trip marks the culmination of the year-long celebration of the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the Philippines and India. In his departure speech, Marcos emphasized shared democratic values, maritime cooperation, and a mutual commitment to upholding international law. He identified several areas for expanded collaboration, including defense, trade, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and digital connectivity. The President will also lead a business delegation to New Delhi and Bengaluru, seeking partnerships that will bring tangible benefits such as affordable medicine and greater food security for the Filipino people. PHOTOS BY YUMMIE DINGDING
Photo by Yummie Dingding for DAILY TRIBUNE