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The Joint Commission brings together government representatives, business leaders and industry stakeholders to advance bilateral economic relations and identify practical areas for cooperation.
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Enter one of Southeast Asia's largest markets.
Source technologies and build new supply partnerships.
Diplomatic relations between the Philippines and the Soviet Union were established on 2 June 1976. In 2026, Russia and the Philippines celebrate five decades of relations and look toward a new generation of economic cooperation.
On 2 June 1976, during the official visit of President Ferdinand E. Marcos to Moscow, the Philippines and the Soviet Union established diplomatic relations — the first chapter of a partnership that now spans half a century.
In June 2026, President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin and President of the Republic of the Philippines Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. met in Kazan. The meeting at the highest level opens a new chapter in bilateral relations and sets the course for trade and economic cooperation ahead of the 5th meeting of the Joint Commission in Manila.
Moments from earlier commission meetings and Russia–Philippines engagements.
Recent milestones in Russia–Philippines trade and economic cooperation.
Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Russian Federation
Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation
Department of Trade and Industry of the Republic of the Philippines
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