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PMPI firmly supports the Philippinesβ claim to the West Philippine Sea, as defined by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). This maritime territory holds immense importance for our nation, contributing significantly to food security, protecting nature, and preserving natural resources. This area is rich in fish, oil, and gas and is economically, environmentally, and strategically vital to the Philippines.
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The longstanding dispute with China over sovereignty in the South China Sea, particularly in our exclusive economic zone (EEZ), has caused tensions affecting fishing rights, resource exploration and conservation, and the control of vital waterways. China’s construction of artificial islands and military installations has heightened concerns about regional stability and freedom of navigation.
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