President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. departed for Singapore on Monday for a three-day working visit focused on strengthening bilateral ties and regional cooperation.
Marcos is set to meet Singapore Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and discuss trade, investment, health, environment, and regional stability.
The visit marks Marcos’ 45th overseas trip since taking office in 2022 and comes ahead of Singapore’s role as the next ASEAN chair.
He will also meet business leaders during a private roundtable discussion hosted by the Milken Institute at the Philippine Embassy.
First Lady Liza Marcos will join the delegation and attend the Global Economic Cooperation East Summit.
Source: PhilNews24 | July 14, 2026
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