US Ambassador Mary Kay L. Carlson said Washington is moving forward with talks that would unlock US assistance for the Philippines’ transition to nuclear energy. READ:
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According to the US Department of Energy, 123 Agreements with US partners facilitate the transfer of US nuclear material and equipment, and permit cooperation in technology transfer, scientific research, and safeguards discussions. “This will be the first step in bringing nuclear power to help address the Philippines’ energy needs,” she added.“These will bring US exporters involved in agriculture, energy, technology and other industries to the Philippines to explore business opportunities,” she said.
“They credited, in their words, the positive tone of the relationship, particularly President Marcos’ outreach, as one reason for their investment plans,” she said, referring to Philippine President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.’s investment promotion efforts in a visit to New York last year. Ms. Carlson noted that government-to-government collaboration goes hand-in-hand with private-sector engagement.
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