Malacañang on Wednesday said the government will continue to
pursue the diplomatic path to achieve the country’s exclusive rights over the
West Philippine Sea (WPS) granted by Netherlands-based arbitral tribunal.
Presidential Spokesperson Ernesto Abella considered the
Philippine sovereign economic rights granted by the Law of Nations to be
“non-negotiable”.
“The Philippines
continues along a diplomatic path to fully realize the EEZ (exclusive economic
zone) rights granted by the Arbitration
Court -engaging in bilateral talks to find
mutually acceptable arrangements to RP, PROC; and consulting with our regional
allies,” he said in a statement.
Abella added engagement with China towards the peaceful
resolution of the issue must be compliant with the Constitution, International
Law and the rule of law.
Last week, the international arbitral tribunal released a
historic decision that the disputed WPS belongs to the Philippines .
This, after more than three years since the Philippines
filed an arbitration case against China .
http://www.pna.gov.ph/index.php?idn=1&sid=&nid=1&rid=905621
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