According to Asia-Pacific legislators meet set in PH for Nov 23-25 | Inquirer News, Senate President Juan Miguel Zubiri declared on November 22 that the Asia-Pacific Parliamentary Forum (APPF) will return to the Philippines after almost thirty years.
The Philippines last hosted the APPF in 1994, according to Zubiri. Additionally, he stated that the nation's hosting of the 31st APPF presents a chance to establish strong regional ties.
The Senate leader said in a statement that the 31st Annual Meeting of the Asia-Pacific Parliamentary Forum, or APPF, will be opened by the Senate and the House of Representatives.
According to Asia-Pacific legislators meet set in PH for Nov 23-25 | Inquirer News, the Asia-Pacific Parliamentary Forum (APPF) is a global parliamentary forum with 28 member nations from Southeast Asia, Oceania, Northeast Asia, and the Americas.
Zubiri reports that the Senate anticipates around 275 foreign delegates to attend the 31st Annual Meeting, which is scheduled to take place at the Philippine International Convention Center from November 23 to November 25.
To date, 273 individuals from these nations have registered for the forum, including observers, according to Asia-Pacific legislators meet set in PH for Nov 23-25 | Inquirer News.
During the conference, the delegates are anticipated to talk about commerce, politics, security, and regional cooperation.
According to Asia-Pacific legislators meet set in PH for Nov 23-25 | Inquirer News, resilient alliances are essential to the collective uplift of Filipinos, and the Philippines is proud to offer its doors for this yearly summit at this critical juncture in the pandemic recovery, Zubiri said.
