Zelenskyy, Marcos Map Closer Ukraine–Philippines Cooperation After Typhoon Condolences
Manila signaled interest in Ukrainian technologies, with teams set to refine cooperation plans.
Overview
- The two presidents held a call on November 27, during which Zelenskyy offered condolences for recent typhoon losses in the Philippines.
- They highlighted collaboration in food security, agriculture, and digitalization as immediate priorities.
- Zelenskyy outlined Ukraine’s work with the United States and other partners toward a guaranteed peace and thanked the Philippines for supporting Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.
- Both leaders said their teams will follow up soon on concrete steps, with no signed agreements or timelines announced.
- Zelenskyy proposed that the Philippines open an embassy in Ukraine, a move Marcos supported, as Ukraine’s embassy in Manila has operated for nearly a year, and they discussed Ukraine’s engagement with ASEAN during the Philippines’ 2026 chair.