The event highlighted the two nations' relationship, Chinese business development, and their contributions to the Philippines' economic, livelihood, and technological development.
Gracing the event are guests from the Chinese embassy and the Philippine government, including Mr. Yang Guoliang, Minister Counselor, Chinese Embassy, Mr. Ji Lingpeng, Counselor, Chinese Embassy, Hon. Anna Mae Yu Lamentillo, Undersecretary, Department of Information and Communications Technology, Hon. Edwin Ligot, Assistant Secretary, Department of Information and Communications Technology, Hon. Glenn Penaranda, Assistant Secretary, Department of Trade and Industries, Mr. Xiao Wei, CEA of DITO and Mr. Chen Jiong, CCA of DITO.
The China-Philippines Friendship Open Day featured Chinese cultural activities like the Kung Fu dance, which showed basic punches, kicks, jumps, and somersaults, as well as poses and moves to the rhythm of Chinese music, and the zongzi making activity, which allowed guests to prepare and taste the traditional Chinese sticky rice face. The event also displayed milestones of ZTE business programs in the Philippines.
According to Jin Zhichao, CTO of ZTE Philippines, “ZTE Philippines will continue to foster this friendship and promote cooperation between our two countries. Together, we can achieve higher goals, create more opportunities, and pave the way for a better future for China and the Philippines.”
Mr. Jin closed, “I sincerely thank the Filipino people for their continuous support and trust in ZTE. We are proud to be a part of this incredible country and are committed to making a positive impact. Let us continue to work together, uphold the values of friendship, responsibility, and contribution, and jointly create a better future for China and the Philippines.”
Through its S.T.A.R. Internship Program, ZTE reaffirmed its commitment to the Philippines. The company awarded three University of Sto. Tomas engineering, information systems, and information technology students internships.
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