After his four-day [trip to the United States](https://mb.com.ph/2023/4/28/marcos-to-meet-biden-in-washington-to-reaffirm-us-ph-special-ties), President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. will be flying to the United Kingdom and Indonesia.
Marcos will be in the UK on May 5 for the coronation of King Charles III, and in Indonesia on May 10 for his participation in the 42nd ASEAN Summit. Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Ma. Teresita Daza announced that the President and First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos have been invited to attend King Charles III coronation ceremony on May 6. They were also invited to attend the King's reception for overseas representatives on May 5 at the Buckingham Palace. "The presence of the President at this momentous and historic event adds to the good will between both the Philippines and United Kingdom and would serve to strengthen and enhance our overall bilateral relations across all areas of cooperation," Daza said. The ambassador said the presence of the President would "not only add momentum but also indicates the high level of commitment of the Philippines to the enhanced partnership" of both countries. Daza added that the "unique gathering of leaders from all regions" also presents opportunities to discuss at the highest level potential collaboration across all areas of cooperation. After the UK trip, Marcos will then fly to Labuan Bajo, Indonesia for the regional summit. The President will attend the forum at the invitation of the President of the Republic of Indonesia, His Excellency Joko Widodo. The ASEAN summit provides a platform for ASEAN leaders to discuss and exchange views on key regional issues and build consensus on matters of mutual interest and provide policy directions on ASEAN community-building efforts. The chief executive will also take part in the 15th Brunei Darussalam-Indonesia-Malaysia-Philippines East Asian Growth Area or BIMP-EAGA Summit which will be convened on May 11. The BIMP-EAGA Summit will be chaired by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim of Malaysia. During this meeting, the President will discuss developments and the BIMP-EAGA Vision 2025 towards promoting economic development, strengthening connectivity and the sustainable management of natural resources in the sub-region. According to Daza, expected after the meeting are some 16 outcome documents which are being targeted to be issued, adopted or noted during the meeting.
Marcos will be in the UK on May 5 for the coronation of King Charles III, and in Indonesia on May 10 for his participation in the 42nd ASEAN Summit. Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Ma. Teresita Daza announced that the President and First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos have been invited to attend King Charles III coronation ceremony on May 6. They were also invited to attend the King's reception for overseas representatives on May 5 at the Buckingham Palace. "The presence of the President at this momentous and historic event adds to the good will between both the Philippines and United Kingdom and would serve to strengthen and enhance our overall bilateral relations across all areas of cooperation," Daza said. The ambassador said the presence of the President would "not only add momentum but also indicates the high level of commitment of the Philippines to the enhanced partnership" of both countries. Daza added that the "unique gathering of leaders from all regions" also presents opportunities to discuss at the highest level potential collaboration across all areas of cooperation. After the UK trip, Marcos will then fly to Labuan Bajo, Indonesia for the regional summit. The President will attend the forum at the invitation of the President of the Republic of Indonesia, His Excellency Joko Widodo. The ASEAN summit provides a platform for ASEAN leaders to discuss and exchange views on key regional issues and build consensus on matters of mutual interest and provide policy directions on ASEAN community-building efforts. The chief executive will also take part in the 15th Brunei Darussalam-Indonesia-Malaysia-Philippines East Asian Growth Area or BIMP-EAGA Summit which will be convened on May 11. The BIMP-EAGA Summit will be chaired by Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim of Malaysia. During this meeting, the President will discuss developments and the BIMP-EAGA Vision 2025 towards promoting economic development, strengthening connectivity and the sustainable management of natural resources in the sub-region. According to Daza, expected after the meeting are some 16 outcome documents which are being targeted to be issued, adopted or noted during the meeting.