R.P.-R.O.K. Relations
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The Philippines and South Korea established diplomatic relations in 1949, and the Philippines supported South Korea during the Korean War by deploying troops and later providing economic, educational, and agricultural aid in the aftermath. The two countries have maintained strong bilateral relations since, establishing embassies in each other's capitals in the 1950s and cooperating economically and politically, with South Korea becoming an important trade partner and source of investment for the Philippines.
R.P.-R.O.K. Relations
- 2. ESTABLISHMENT OF RP-ROK RELATIONS March 3, 1949 Korean War in the 1950-1953 under the deployment of the Philippine Expeditionary Force to Korea (PEFTOK)
- 4. Philippine-Korean Cooperation Aftermath of Korean War Philippines provided South Korea: 1. Economic aid 2. Educational aid 3. Agricultural aid
- 5. RP-ROK BILATERAL RELATIONS KOREAN EMBASSY Kim Yong-JI as the First Ambassador PHILIPPINE EMBASSY in Seoul, South Korea (est. 1958) First Ambassador: Eduardo Quintero
- 6. Jang Chung Gymnasium is built by the Philippines Government in 1963
- 7. PRESENT RELATIONS KOREANS IN THE PHILIPPINES
- 8. President Benigno Aquino III and South Korean counterpart Lee Myung-bak (in the Korea-Philippines Business Forum)
- 9. Group 2 Prepared by: Alyssa Nicole Buendia Members: Cedric Ivan Billoso Althea Bianca Cabasco Mark Martin Celino John Christian Ce単al