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The friendly relations between China and the Philippines under President Rodrigo Duterte have paved the way for the entry of more Chinese investments to the country over the past 4 years.
Yet a bulk of these investments are private and not from the Chinese government.
On Tuesday, September 15, Rappler editor-at-large Marites Vitug speaks to international development scholar Alvin Camba on what Chinese investments in the Philippines mean and what we can expect from China-funded projects.
Camba is a PhD candidate at the Johns Hopkins University studying China’s structural and instrumental powers. He is also a non-resident fellow at the Stratbase-Alberto Del Rosario Institute and the Paramadina Institute for Public Policy.
How will the Philippines’ relations with China play out in the coming years?
Catch the interview on Tuesday evening, September 15! – Rappler.com
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