President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is set to fly for a working visit to New York from Mar. 8 to 11 to attend major United Nations meetings, including events focused on gender equality and multilateral cooperation, Malacañang said.
The President is scheduled to attend the opening of the 70th session of the Commission on the Status of Women, one of the United Nations’ largest annual gatherings that bring together government leaders, civil society groups, and international organizations to assess progress and challenges in advancing women’s rights and gender equality worldwide.
The Chief Executive will also deliver a message at a special session of the United Nations General Assembly, underscoring the Philippines’ positions on key global issues and its commitment to multilateralism, the Palace said.
During the visit, Mr. Marcos is expected to meet with multiple UN officials to discuss cooperation in areas aligned with Philippine development priorities, including social development, human rights, and inclusive growth.
Malacañang said the trip will likewise cover engagements focused on advancing Philippine interests within the UN system and strengthening ties with international partners.
Further details of the meetings and composition of the Philippine delegation were not immediately disclosed.
