Why South Korea is investing so much in Philippines

[@BehindAsia]

South Korea and the Philippines has one of the greatest strategic partnerships across Asia. Sharing their very culture, military alliances, and tech products. But, can South Korea outshine the country's largest allies such as China and Japan? Let us know down below!

[@minjun7250]

Well said👍

[@ginamarievillanueva8130]

Yes, South Korea can make it! I also pray that North Korea & South Korea shall reunite the soonest possible! I don't like the COMMUNIST China to be our trade partners. I strongly prefer South Korea & Japan & Taiwan but never to COMMUNIST China!

[@박은재-b6f]

@@ginamarievillanueva8130 i like chinese culture and ppl but the government is really the problem here

[@Not.T.R.G.]

@@박은재-b6f yep

[@nottherealbeluga9096]

China is not our allied..... Allied but invade your own territory do you call that allied.... Lol

[@madmaldito773]

My deepest thanks and admiration to the Korean People. I am a Yolanda Survivor. I remembered that the Korean Army helped our communities in rebuilding our region. They stayed here for months and helped in reconstructing houses, schools and provided other essential services when we needed them most and before leaving they built a phil-kor friendship park and donated some of their equipments to the local government. Until now we are still benefiting from the help of our korean brothers and sisters. Mabuhay!

[@anne206]

이런 댓글 보니 한국인으로서 괜히 제가 뿌듯하네요🙉❤️ Seeing these comments makes me proud as a Korean.🙉❤️

[@zlgc7412]

Eyy Yolanda survivor gihap ako

[@waterlily2839_chua]

@@anne206 philippines always asking for help from rich countries and actually we are not poor and i dont know why like korea building those things and they knew that we r not a poor country but bec.of corruption

[@TeaDrinker-eq3md]

@@anne206 I have half-Korean cousins from Korea. They are well-mannered and kind. They came here 2 years ago along with some of their friends for vacation.

[@TeaDrinker-eq3md]

@@waterlily2839_chua Which means, we're still poor. But don't worry, our GDP growth rate is one of the highest in South East Asia and perhaps in the entirety of Asia. We're growing immensely, just vote for the right people so that corruption will be mitigated.

[@eyzhie9096]

As a Filipino, I just want to see my country succeed economically at least once in my lifetime.

[@thisiswrathspeaking2057]

I feel you bro lol

[@zimzalabitch7028]

SAME.

[@averagemonkeyfromafrica1419]

Same till someone fails.....

[@bea5433]

Yes, atleast before i die of old age

[@kenzosucks]

Vote for Leni! 🤍

[@JaiHind-yx5po]

Being an Indian I love Philippines 🇵🇭

[@pedtukasanrakz5206]

❤️❤️

[@misterbean6816]

Namaste!

[@giasuper9665]

we love indians too!

[@dailyviewstv5323]

Indian dont love Philippines, they allied to Russia xd!...

[@carl1568]

@@dailyviewstv5323 your mom didn't love you

[@ivylubiano8285]

I was a Yolanda survivor too, who witnessed how young SK soldiers helped rebuild schools and houses in our place. I am also a k drama fan for 19 years already. I'm forever thankful to South Korea who helped our country in its most difficult times in the recent years. May our people's friendship remain strong. Long live the Philippines and South Korea! 🇵🇭❤️🇰🇷

[@user-hp1bw5bx6g]

Thank you for the help in 1950 korean war too. We never forget how brave filipino warriors have fought for us. 🇵🇭🙏🇰🇷

[@navneetparmar3632]

@@user-hp1bw5bx6g yeah dont worry soon both korea and phillipines would be under chinese empire like before 😂😂 history repeats itself

[@pepethefrogplaysmc6087]

@@navneetparmar3632 its not really that easy

[@navneetparmar3632]

@@pepethefrogplaysmc6087 its actually happening we are heading to era of economic colonies now , one country with large economy and more control over trade boycotts you then your economy crumbles your currency depriciates suddenly things became so expensive to afford they destroy your large companies that provides employment and in such conditions is easy to start riots just fund your opposition govt or army generals for coups , if you want to study in detail give a case study to iran iraq afganistan ( taliban was actually created by america to fight ussr ) , vietnam , and recent ones in asia are pakistan sri lanka and mynmaar now these countries need serious help to save their economy but problem is if they chose china , US will get angry and punish them and if they chose help from USA china will destroy them , and if you still dont understand situation pakistan and srilanka dont even have enough money to give salaries to their govt employees they are closing their embassies in different countries , riots are common now burning busses politician houses are common now there and it will became more common in asia as power and influence of china will keep rising , thats why west and strong asian countries like japan are putting their resources on india to make power balance to stop china from becoming single hegemon in asia thats why QUAD like groups are forming to check china growing influence example is nepal where china got successful in puting communist pm who claimed terrirtories of india and started mess between india and nepal then india used its influence to remove him from power and put india favourable pm in power , similarly in sri lanka china forced sri lanka to sell their port to china india bought airport close to it and indian privat companies bought outer terminals of sri lankan ports to keep check on china there , everything seems fine untill you think about sri lanka getting played by its strong neighbours same thing will soon happen in asean since they arw economic alliance not military one

[@HazakunaJr]

As South Korean, the Philippines helped us in the Korean War and supported us until the 1970s when the Philippines was richer than us. We have not forgotten our gratitude to them and will continue to invest more money. 🇰🇷🤝🇵🇭

[@wonhong8287]

Im korean. The relationship between asean countries including Philippines and Korea has been always good historically, economically, culturally and politically. It is win-win relationship. Lets grow and prosper together! Asean friends!

[@chinadidchina9117]

Except china.

[@와들와들사시나무]

@@chinadidchina9117 ofc except PRC communists!

[@밥줘밥-q3q]

Better to invest in the first place. It is a country we are grateful for helping us, and it is better for us when the Philippine economy goes up. And if we don't have a hate relationship with each other. We want to be friendly with the Philippines. 🇰🇷♥️🇵🇭 (+Please understand if the word is misspelled or misspelled.) +Also, During the Korean War, we are grateful to the Filipino veterans.♥️

[@rainron2664]

South korea and japan are the closest and who we can call as true friends. 😊 Even our government never doubt the friendship that is built with trust and respect.

[@mathewcarlsardon4342]

I'm a Filipino, and in glad that you are helping our economy

[@iMercenary]

@@rainron2664 I have the feeling to doubt that South Korea and Japan is close with each other, just because of their past history. If you meant South Korea and Japan is close with the Philippines, then yes

[@rainron2664]

@@iMercenary I know that issue bro, what i meant with my statement is that both two nations are our closest allies.. they are developing good foundation of friendship.. And hopefully sila rin.. at sa tingin ko kaya nila yun dahil meron silang commonality.

[@susanamoroso8581]

Thank you. South Korea and Philippines are friends forever.

[@kwangjinchai2859]

Philippine troops fought for the free world in the Korean war. Both countries are the front line defense for freedom in Asia.

[@kozumekenma9157]

I agree with u 100 percent firstly. But like I'm not even kidding all the Philippines and Korea videos I see there's always comments about how the ph helped korea they should be grateful blah blah. I feel like one of the steps for the Philippines to succeed is to be less proud. It's good to be proud but sometimes u can't see ur flaws like that. America helped a lot of countries. Korea helped a lot of countries in war. A lot of countries helped a lot in war yet no one says "oh my country helped your country" what happens is the countries who got help repay the country. U don't brag about that. Even if you don't brag Korea to this day is thankful and helps the ph out. I don't get why u need to constantly point that out when no other country does. In the end America asked Filipinos to go. And even in covid Korea helped a lot of filipino veterans. U don't need to say your countries accomplishments. Other countries will see it from u anyways. It loses value the more u say it. That's just my opinion no hate❤️

[@benkim2016]

Also, we are allies of the USA against CHINA!!

[@lyndawalton9460]

@@kozumekenma9157 , I apologize about my countrymen. They had have nothing to do except for bragging. 👍

[@kozumekenma9157]

@@lyndawalton9460 u don't have to apologizee u did nothing wrong. I'm also sorry if I was too harsh. I just didn't want the hardwork of those soilders to be overshadowed by comments like this

[@learneasyfilipino3731]

Im from Philippines 🇵🇭 And a massive thanks to 🇰🇷 Korean and Japan🇯🇵 brothers. 🇯🇵🇰🇷🇵🇭 🌸

[@tys1646]

You forgot me 🇺🇸😢

[@ferdinandtotski622]

@@tys1646 😝

[@Rel_Jo]

I'm from Philippines thanks for the support of our country🇰🇷🤝🇵🇭❤️

[@rrsharizam]

Philippines is a very important country in semiconductor supply chain. For this reason, it stands on the same height as Korea, Taiwan and USA. Iinm around 40% of its exports are semiconductor products. That's impressive.

[@marka1000]

yeah, I really wanted to get a job at Texas Instruments so that I can be working both in Texas and the Philippines if need be.

[@auroraschaefer8075]

@@marka1000 I don`t understand your getting a job first. Is it not possible to establish first a small business specializing in one industry?

[@sailormoon7202]

Lol world’s largest exporter of semiconductor are China, USA, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea, Japan and Germany. Philippines maybe but not an important role. Not even in the list.

[@madhav5296]

@@sailormoon7202 bro largest semiconductor manufacturing country is Taiwan

[@rrsharizam]

@@sailormoon7202 Yeah I know. I'm Malaysian too. In addition to assembly and testing, we also have 3 wafer fabs facilities. Anyone knows what role does Philippines play? Nevertheless, it must be important to its economy. 40% of its exports are electronic products.

[@tk9839]

I'm glad South Korea and the Phillippines are getting closer and becoming stronger together!

[@MattchuPichuuu]

I didn’t know korea helped out my country so much. Thank you korea!! we are grateful!!!

[@MattchuPichuuu]

@Yu Kay this is uncalled for and shows how racist you are to pinoys. If you want to support your own country pls do so but dont bring others down to make yours seem better

[@felicisimomanaois6962]

I work with Koreans in Saudi Arabia in 1977. They are friendly, hospitable, loving, grateful, giving people.

[@sukook]

*I am an Indian 🇮🇳* And i love both Phillipines and South korea !

[@enne1093]

Gogogo South Korea and Philippines 👍🇵🇭🇬🇧!!

[@megalodon1099]

@Nameless cer lmaoo HAHAHAH

[@jurielmato-ug9332]

Hahhaha.. Kakaloka hindi yan flag ng south korea eh. 🤣

[@valarmorghulis8139]

As an ordinary working Filipino I am so greatful to the Korean and Japanese governments and the people. I am hoping for more GDP for our ASEAN brothers. May whoever created us will give us more power and wealth.

[@blakerbdll]

With the recent economic amendments in the Philippine constitution, investments from top economic partners such as South Korea are likely to increase exponentially, boosting the economy and further cementing the Philippines as one of the top economies of the next decade(s).

[@waterlily2839_chua]

One the top and corrupt also in the world dont forget

[@chattcedric6321]

@@waterlily2839_chua Pls tell me what country that has no corruptions? Besides, the degree of corruption is vague and relative. Surveys are unreliable and sometimes biased.

[@TeaDrinker-eq3md]

Middle Eastern companies have already invested, if I'm not mistaken, billions of pesos in our country. There has been an influx of these investments coming from the Middle East. Hopefully other countries will invest too as we've already amended our restrictive and outdated constitution with relations to foreign investments.

[@지인입니다_Miss_TeaRiosa]

@@waterlily2839_chua Last time I saw you commenting on a video related to the PH. And it is always seem like negative..

[@waterlily2839_chua]

@@지인입니다_Miss_TeaRiosa so its out of your business and im taiwanese and i have live here and what is your problem?if i where you and if you didnt live even before in the philippine shut your mouth and thats simple

[@robendelacruz9689]

Mahal natin Ang bawat nation Walang tayong paborito❤️🇵🇭🙏

[@bigdaddeeyy]

Korea and Phil taste buds are also match.. We love each others food...We can learn a lot with each other's food recipes..

[@chrisnam8690]

I really like bulalo. It's similar to Korean galbitang. And lechon with san miguel beer is the best😍

[@m0nk-key]

I love samyang.

[@dianesantos7280]

I love kimchi jiggae and samgyupsal

[@zee0316]

No they aren't match. Filipino's taste buds are really used in eating salty and sweet foods. While koreans prefer not that salty foods. Filipinos : this taste is fine. Koreans: this is really salty Koreans: this taste is fine. Filipinos : this is bland (but there are some foods both parties like to eat or they match)

[@xx_ladyserenity_xx7512]

@@zee0316 Yeah.... Most of us in Ph. Like foods that are "malinamnam" or "very savory"

[@jiancyruslalis2130]

Because Philippines is a friendly lovely kind and helpful country ❗🇵🇭🇰🇷❤️

[@jil2936]

@Yu Kay indo people arent nice bruh. have you seen the japanese and korean diaspora there. nobody wants to be there. lol. your just sour. maybe if you fought hard during the war, theyd recognize your effort. only thing we know about indonesia is that submarine that ssnk and some muslim girl singin japanese song. dont talk smack, your country isnt great by a long shot

[@rip1596]

@Yu Kay Dude u literally made 24 comments that disparage philippines. Are you an anti-filipino or something lmaoo

[@jil2936]

@@rip1596 NO. she dont hate philippines i think. she is jealous of the situation. indonesia dont get attention so she doesnt like it. its not philippines fault theres 100 thousands koreans live here and mention philippine all the time. thats why they are here to be noticed. i think its sad. why indonesia would want to quarrel with philippine i have no idea. its like a jealous neighbor lol

[@KevinTroy777]

@@rip1596 He's obviously Indonesian.. You know these Indos are always and forever jealous of Filipinos..

[@laurenceandrewmislos1300]

@Yu Kay I'm a Filipino and I'm just curious, what did we do to you guys? Please I'm curious, bit offended but I want to know what did we do to you?

[@junfernandez9288]

Thank you very much South Korea for Investing and helping our country. God Bless South Korea for your Kindness. 👍❤👍❤👍🇵🇭👍❤👍🇰🇷👍❤👍❤👍

[@sonniearceo6763]

South Korea is indeed a Good Friend of the Philippines. Mabuhay and Welcome !

[@fmfilipinoman5609]

Yes. There’s Hyundai and Kia, Samsung, LG, but not to mention, the many Korean restaurants and groceries we even have, and the huge influence of K-pop and K-Dramas

[@justaguy2203]

I'm a Filipino, There many Korean stores And restaurants almost in every city! Even in Unpopular ones, and the spicyness That I will never forget from the Korean Ramen 😭

[@Tellurium52mloid]

Its embarassing, all the simps for koreans, you think they have a good opinion of us? God gumising na kayo.

[@ilei.ddoram23]

And don’t forget the kimchi and tteokbokki

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

Philippines is an amazing country which will be a big powerhouose in SEA in the next 20-50 years.

[@ainsleyfrastructurekpopmashups]

We Can Make the Philippines a First World, Amazing and Powerhouse Country Only if We Have Discipline Rules Like Singapore in Which the Philippines will be the Fine Country or Archipelago or Island, Unlike Singapore Which is The Fine City Because It Has Rules for Every 100M Filipinos Such as No Chewing Gums, No Littering, No Spitting, and Not Flushing the Toilet, Removing Corruption and be at Par with Denmark by Having a Transparent Government and Use Digital Technologies by Next Administration, Accelerate Build Build Build Even More By Next Administration By Increasing Percentage of GDP in Our Country Spent on Infrastructure to 10-20%, Which is More than China, In Which Only 8.8-9.0% of GDP is Spent on Infrastructure, and We Need to Make Filipinos More Innovative by Increasing GDP Allocated for R&D from 0.16% to More than 5-6% of PH GDP So that The Philippines Will be a Silicon Valley and the Most Technologically Advanced Country at Par with South Korea, Israel, Japan, and Even China.

[@myoptimumpride5178]

@@ainsleyfrastructurekpopmashups man you should lead our nation

[@Sjw268]

@@myoptimumpride5178 LOL HAHAHAHHSHS

[@sayusaysu]

😭😭😭😭💀

[@Earth-yy9cf]

Indeed

[@theworthy9411]

SoKor and Phil. really have good relationship, I know how grateful Korean community here when it comes to covid vaccines, I even got my vaccine in Korean association since my wife is Korean national.. Korean community receives vaccines from our government and in return, Korean community donates medical supplies.. fair enough, good relation.. 🇵🇭❤️🇰🇷

[@remveel2443]

This is honestly great. But there's actually a fun fact about the economy of the Philippines! Philippines used to be the second largest economy in Asia. Second to Japan. Although the gap is very very large, Philippines used to be a very strong country. This explains why Philippines helped so much on the korean war. Because historically, Philippines was a pretty reliable country. So wtf happened? There's alot of factors why Philippines now became one of the poorest countries. But the biggest factors are geography, geopolitics, bad presidents and of course the biggest of them all, corruption.

[@randomperson11yago22]

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but President Ferdinand E. Marcos used foreign money so that he could boost the economy of The Philippines and give a good "impression" from other nations. He also replaced elites with his loyalists which is called as cronyism. And since the US and foreign countries increased their investments (I think it's investments or percentage something), the Philippines couldn't pay off the foreign debt it had and fell into a great recession. Please correct me

[@joyxiuee]

Because of the past governor, they are shits and selfish and they even have the courage to take the money from the people and kill farmers just bcs they are pro-marcoses, the past governor is aquino and they are the reasons why philippines became so poor for the past 40 yrs, but luckily they have received they're karma the one got killed and the other one has an unknown and un-curable disease, and thanks to our present president ( pres. Duterte) administration the philippines have been growing rapidly..and this year election, we will pick the right leader to continue pres. Dutere administration for the benefit of the ppl

[@mariyatatsu3752]

@@randomperson11yago22 it's becoz US government suddenly increased the interest rate of our debt becoz they were threaten. Then they also change the terms and condition that the borrowed money from them CANNOT be used for science and development, infrastructure, agriculture, military.. but we can only use it for funding SME (which is not much higher return) and education.

[@randomperson11yago22]

@@mariyatatsu3752 So basically, they pushed us down for their own benefit? Hayst, US mentality 😢

[@mariyatatsu3752]

@@randomperson11yago22 oo, tapos mas lumaki pa utang natin nang lumaki ang value sa pagitan ng peso at dollars kasi dollar base ang utang natin which is yun yung pinipilit bayaran ng previous admins. So bale mismanagement sa economy nangyari sa panahon ng dilawan at corruption din.

[@muchafdlolludin]

I believe Philippines & Indonesia together will make ASEAN economy become THE STRONGEST ECONOMIC region in the world in the next 25 years, if in the past is US & Europe 🇮🇩❤️🇵🇭

[@amediocreguy9257]

Logistically thinking, I wouldn't think the Philippines would continuously have the strongest economy in the world, but it would surely take a very high spot in the rankings. Indonesia would most certainly be on top, 'popping off as an economic powerhouse in the region.

[@muchafdlolludin]

@@amediocreguy9257 who's know, right ? we don't know how the next 25 years & most importantly not only Philippines & Indonesia, Thailand & Vietnam will make Asean an unbeatable economic power in the future for big 4 ASEAN. Mark my word !

[@srry12yearsago25]

@@amediocreguy9257 Kaya nga Choose Wisely 4 nxt Pres. Of D PH. Kc If we Compare the Past and Aquino years.... Our Economy is Going Down!.. Like Historians Said If Di Lang Yun Nangyari ang EDSA Peoples Power.. Maaaring ang Pilipinas ay Tumulad nadin sa Singapore....And Oo Maaaring Magnanakaw C Marcos Sr. But Still He makes the PH BIG ..and I didn't say na Pag C BBM yung mananalo Maging Singapore nadin tayo. my point is By Leveling up Our Economy like PRRD did Kahit Mabagal Basta My Goal Pwede din tayong manguna ...

[@lanzgalang5028]

ASEAN are the richest country

[@johnreyonate7326]

@@lanzgalang5028 The ASEAN is not a Country but a Economic Alliance

[@danpakoman]

I’m Korean - I LOVE 🇵🇭. I love the people, food, culture, diversity, and the mutual friendship.

[@zzzzzsleeping]

Koreans in the PHILIPPINES are good citizens. One day, I want to see Korean having a barangay captain in their own neighborhood as well as their police dept under the guidance of PNP (PHILIPPINES national police)

[@marishkagranada7985]

As a filipino I can confirm this. Most of the foreigners here are Koreans... While most may have adopted living here for good, some even became celebrities. Also they're taking over restaurants and salons... I love it. It's giving me diversity vibes.

[@ultraviolet9284]

Diversity? lol we are already one and this isn't Newyork. Their culture is slowly taking over the country and I don't like it

[@faithdc693]

though your lovin the diversity, it is sad to see filipino owned businessess are having a competition with foreigners esp locals in serving food. and tho i love korean drmas, but seeing filipinos trying to be korean is saddening we are now adopting this fantasy korean thingy😂 which i personally been there a phase, nawala na ung nationalism, opm's and etc...

[@marishkagranada7985]

@@faithdc693 Asus... I couldn't careless if Filipinos are trying to be Koreans or Japanese because we are all Asians. We share the same culture and values we eat rice and address our elders properly.... It's a lot better than filipinos trying to be Americans or Europeans. Duhh 😂🤷😏 Nationalism? -For what benefit?, Isolationism? Racism? Ignorance? War? "Globalism" is now the new nationalism. 😊

[@jamesm2441]

@@marishkagranada7985 I'm loving the pan-Asian mindset. There's too much white worship in Asia, and it needs to stop.

[@ryansav1527]

Korea and philippines best strategic military...

[@auroraschaefer8075]

I hope there is cooperation in Food production and trade, Sports, Music Emtertainment, Education, Medical Research, Infrastructure and Travel. All leads to Friendship and PEACE. On the other hand. Military cooperation or partnership seems to end up to Defense and WAR. This means HATE that lead to DESTRUCTION , DEATHS and SUFFERING.

[@mustofalionpiranhanilecroc4105]

Better their Cooperation with product and Technology

[@samuraiboi2735]

@@auroraschaefer8075 i think philippines is the one sending those products from south korea and then into singapore.But ofc i think singapore also has been best buds with south korea however we cannot send much stuff to alot of countries like resources or manpower.

[@galanakbar5282]

I hope philippines being monster economic in future Love from indonseia

[@n0sc0p3d4]

From the bottom of my heart, My deepest thanks to you, South Korea.

[@janetdelgado9560]

Yes of course South Korea is a special friend to the Philipines 🇵🇭❤️🇰🇷

[@李銘輝-p4b]

1950s: Filipinos helping Koreans 2020s: Koreans helping Filipinos

[@mustofalionpiranhanilecroc4105]

Perfact

[@wendelldig591]

Perfect

[@jurielmato-ug9332]

Correct!

[@kozumekenma9157]

Not only 2020 before that Koreans helped too

[@jurielmato-ug9332]

@@kozumekenma9157 yup exactly all the time i saw a lot koreans here in the phillippines helped filipinos specially religious group.

[@elmernagui744]

FYI.. the largest South Korean population outside South Korea is in Philippines.. they are also the number one tourist in Philippines.. koreans even love Filipino food.. and vice versa

[@justfurfan9840]

But date says in China... More RST plz

[@ehjeibrat6100]

there is a huge Korean community in Pampanga Philippines

[@elmernagui744]

@@ehjeibrat6100 yes.. before it was Baguio City.. but the local businessmen has driven them out so they moved to Pampanga...due to competition in business and Koreans buying lots using Filipino business partners..

[@charlesdiputado28]

Nope, if you research of Korean diaspora facts worldwide, there are countries which has more Korean populations than in the Philippines especially like those living in United States(2.5M),China(2.4M),Japan(820K),Canada(240K),etc. The Philippines only confirms 33K Koreans currently. True, Koreans are the biggest tourists in the Philippines(1.9M as of 2019), just saying validated facts...

[@ehjeibrat6100]

@@charlesdiputado28 not 33k...confirm ur reference dude...its almost 200k actually...there is a huge community in Pampanga Manila and Cebu...anyway just saying as well

[@katoyslarva7658]

Philippines is a peace country , happy people , friendly and accommodating

[@laurenceandrewmislos1300]

Peace? Yeah I agree with certain extent. I have an uncle (sort of since my aunt and him have 3 children and they live together) who sometimes (only when drunk) say nasty things.

[@itsmemogul889]

@@laurenceandrewmislos1300 everybody says nasty things when drunk lol

[@laurenceandrewmislos1300]

@@itsmemogul889 also those trouble makers and gossiping people.

[@itsmemogul889]

@@laurenceandrewmislos1300 why not pay attention to the good and kind people living there? I'm a Filipino and i can assure you that i have met a LOT of a**holes in my lifetime, but most people i meet are kind, good and hospitable people, the only thing that has kept the Philippines economy slow is that it's Government ain't doing a good job and previous Philippine presidents were useless

[@laurenceandrewmislos1300]

@@itsmemogul889 you're right, I'm a pessimistic person and bad things stick the most to me.

[@redwhite7262]

Indonesia purchases S.Korean submarines and warships and is jointly developing 4.5-generation fighters with Korea. In addition, Samsung accounts for 20% of Vietnam's total GDP. I hope S.Korea will further cooperation with ASEAN.

[@auroraschaefer8075]

Just be careful with COMPETITION because someday there might be sabotage coming from one or two to outshine the other, resulting to WAR. Fake News nowadays creating HATE to the advantage of Military Weapons Producers while the innocent people SUFFER. How about concentration and cooperation in the fields of FOOD production, SPORTS, and Entertainment Industries? This will bring Friendship and PEACE . GOD bless!

[@RK-cj4oc]

20% of the entire GDP is impossible. Right? Do you mean 20% of the manufactering sector?

[@seoul_9584]

@@RK-cj4oc i think hes talking about Samsung's factory in Vietnam. Most of Samsung products are made in Vietnam, not made in china or Korea. So value of Samsung's products are included in total gdp of Vietnam.

[@jerryle379]

20% of export not GDP 😂

[@jerryle379]

@@RK-cj4oc yup 20% of export not GDP

[@xtinedavis5119]

We have a lot of foreign students from Korea who study in the universities here in the Philippines. Also in Baguio city has been a hub for english teaching. Some of KPOP stars have lived in the Philippines such as Dara.

[@onenation1953]

Philippines is the second home of South Korean. People got bored of small land mass, stresses 1 main job and 1 part-time in order to survive, expensive household. These stresses and fatigue made South Korean commit suicide. While on the other hand, Philippines is very relaxed country with freedom, and not so costly to live.

[@fyreborneblu6706]

Yeah my Korean language Tutor once told me that the definition of being rich in that country is owning land, rather than living in a condo. But here it`s quite the opposite.

[@xiaph2581]

Bryan Yu, you are very right! I then encourage South Koreans not to create their own town in the Philippines! Instead! Mingle... and try to integrate! Pls advise your people!!

[@rusakura8664]

The Philippines is a more dangerous country to be killed by robbers than suicide. What's even more absurd is that if there is a family of 10 in the Philippines, only one person works and the rest do not work, and they are attached to and sucking blood from one person who makes money.😂

[@superbeef8653]

MAKE THE PHILIPPINES GREAT AGAIN 💖

[@thecalliper5122]

YEAH, NO OTHER THAN BUT A GREAT WORKER. A HUMAN BEING WORKERS PRODUCTION COUNTRY, POOR FILIPINO IS A PRODUCER OF QUALITY CHILDREN TO WORK. POPULATION EXPLOSION IS UNSTOPBALE, what kind of Great Again you are saying?

[@superbeef8653]

@@thecalliper5122 You need to check your spelling bro? LOL #Sheeple

[@jonbrazenblue9836]

You wishing for something that has consequences, we will rise again not because of korea but because our country has natural resources, ofcourse when we rise up to being a tiger of asia korea will think that it is because of them why we become a rich country ,i hope that you are aware how koreans hates us

[@deardiorefuk]

BBM

[@coop1656]

@The Caliper Hey uh, bud. The mental asylum is just a block away.

[@savrinahalili2261]

Korea is they are so kind people and religious I remembered one of the pastor from korea he is so helpful they are so patience to help our small village thank you korea u will never leave us GOD upon blessings to your country as well thanks yout huge heart to help Philippines

[@NinjaKiller1022]

I hope relations between the two keep growing.

[@wt-aco]

Foreign business can now enter/ allow 100% ownership in selected sectors in the Philippines with less hassle and procedures. This might be a key policy for not only Korean businesses to enter the Philippines but the utilization of this policy will still depend on the next administration considering that its election season right here now.

[@m.k.h.2718]

Filipinos need to start working for ourselves instead of sending our OFWs to become slaves to other countries. Make the Philippines great again! We have the manpower, age, demographics, resources, and character. Gumising na kayo ating kababayan at huwag tayo maging alipin sa mga bobong dayuhan.

[@thecalliper5122]

Tell the youth to be responsible enough at wag gayahin ang minset ng magulang na investment ang mga anak para sa pag tanda nila may mag alaga at mag pakain, we should help each to cut that tradition, The youth should know that having a family without decent income can make their children suffered. gaya nitong pandimik marami nag si buntisan, mga iresponsable talaga,, di lang buhay nila ang naialgay sa alanganin pati ang gobyerno.

[@moondust2365]

True? Ang problema po kasi kulang ang investment ng gobyerno. Kailangan nila dagdagan ang mga incentives para sa lahat ng industriya at sektor: education, healthcare, research, construction, technology (programming, building of gadgets and appliances, creating satellites, better internet), art (music, painting, animation, graphic design, sculpting, furniture making, fashion design), etc. Kaya lang naman napupuwersahang pumunta sa ibang bansa ang ibang Pilipino dahil sa liit ng sahod dito eh. Kung tumulong sana ang gobyerno sa tamang pagbabayad sa kanila, lalo na sa mga nagtatrabaho sa mga public agencies, schools, and hospitals, mas konti sana ang magiging OFW. Also, OA naman po kayo kung makasabi ng bobo sa mga dayuhan. Pare-pareho lang po tayong tao. Mapa-Pilipino man o hindi may mga bobo at matalino, mahina at malakas, etc.

[@bidoo6865]

Well mahirap kasi magasenso sa Pilipinas. Like let's say sa mga independent businesses dito, di naman tayo tinutulungan ng gobyerno, instead kinukurakot pa nga.

[@j3al3yi3oy5]

Need a fucking strong leader to change this Philippines has a lot of potential

[@BAEMONRUKA]

BBM IS THE ONE WHO WILL LEAD US TO BE A GREAT COUNTRY AGAIN!

[@jager3820]

Love Philiphines from Republic of Korea

[@patriciahill4219]

We are grateful that our relationship with S. Korea is getting stronger. We should be friends first with all our neighboring countries in Asia. Many of our OFWs go to these countries to earn a living.

[@ednalynapplemotol7065]

I am Filipino and I love South Korean! I am huge fan of kpop and kdrama! 💖

[@ppe2546]

I LOVE PHILIPPINES 🇵🇭

[@kirkdaguinod9983]

I often travel to Cebu and every time I visit all I can see are Filipinos, Koreans and Chinese people walking by. My neighbors in Mandaue are all Koreans and they are very conservative which is understandable but I don't see them as foreigners because they are just like Filipinos very fun, happy and enjoy shopping.

[@sitandchill2897]

they are foreigners, but there's nothing inherently bad about foreigners.

[@kagar3465]

Yes high concentration of East Adians in Mandaue but it's even worse in IT Park. Too many Koreans. I have nothing against them but most of my encounters with one are negative. I don't mind Japanese people because they are usually well mannered.

[@yongohkim1315]

For Southeast Asian countries to develop further, corruption must be eliminated. The problem is that corrupt governments, business practices that demand bribes, and inconsistent policies delay business investment. Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, the Philippines, etc. dream of becoming developed countries, but they are not realistically hopeful. An economy that relies on FDI investment and OFW, a meager R&D budget, the level of public awareness and the unimproved passport power ranking etc. . In 2030, per capita GDP of more than $30,000 will be the minimum requirement for developed countries. The gap between the rich and the poor is so large that the growth rate is almost impossible. Business investment is determined after thorough research. Conversely, if the income level of developing countries rises, the doors of developed countries will be narrowed. Only countries that create and invest in companies that can compete in the world and do not rely on resources can achieve this goal.

[@MariJuanaKaraokeLyrics]

yeah its our struggle we like if ordinary people can we will hang them....😁😁😁

[@zephyr2561]

As a Filipino, this video makes me smile

[@auroraschaefer8075]

Actually, western Europe should have led with the cooperation because of Spain`s colonization and Dr. Jose P. Rizal`s (national hero) works in Germany as well as publications of English, French and German Writers.

[@ameregal3499]

Europe don't care about the Philippines. Spain made sure all it's colonies will become poor when they leave

[@richiegilo4278]

both SoKor 🇰🇷 and Japan 🇯🇵 did invest so much in the Philippines 🇵🇭 and in partners not just in business but also in military basis in protecting its interests. i know Koreans doesnt like Japanese very much but the Philippines are trying it s best to bridge that gap since when you go here in the Philippines you can see a lot of Korean/Japanese stores and people.

[@enricoguess6457]

Thanks South Korea investing more businesses in the Philippines, still both countries have a strong military alliance same with Japan.

[@anne206]

이런 영상 보니 한국인으로서 괜히 제가 뿌듯하네요🙉❤️

[@m0nk-key]

I love you.😆😆😆✌️

[@anne206]

@@m0nk-key Thank you I love you too 😳❤️

[@m0nk-key]

Thank you..keep safe good night.😆😆😆✌️

[@anne206]

@@m0nk-key you too 😉

[@잡았다요놈-y9w]

@@anne206 와 리본부터 국뽕까지 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 같은 한국인인게 부끄럽노

[@edwinholcombe2741]

I am an American living in the Philippines and I have several Korean friends living in the Philippines also. These Koreans often tell me why they like Philippines. Some of those reasons are... - They remember how the Philippines sent soldiers to their country to help fight against the communists in North Korea and China who were trying to take control of South Korea. - The Filipinos are so warm and friendly to them. - They can speak English to the Filipinos. - Their country is too busy and stressful but they enjoy the more relaxed and slow pace of life in the Philippines. - Many want to leave their country because they are worried about another war with North Korea. - They want to get away from the extreme cold weather of South Korea.

[@JB-xm8qi]

Oh they didnt mention, its cheap here? If they are 2 or 3 in their country... because of their fair skin, they immediately go 5 or 6.. plus if they be a little attractive.. they go as high as 7 to 8 or 9.. hahaha they get attention because of kpop etc2x.. women even men are into korean beauties. LOL. they can also play golf almost everytime they wanted unlike in south korea where they will habe to wait after the chaebol or really wealthy ones are done playing.

[@iicaryin]

I think the one who said that *_"koreans/korea is too busy and stressful but they enjoy it here in the PH because of the slow pace of life/not really that stressful compared to SK"_* is actually true in my opinion

[@edwinholcombe2741]

@@iicaryin Yes. I agree. Ive been to S. Korea several times as I have close friends there. I love South Korea and enjoy it very much and everyone is so polite. ButI have seen the stress. S. Korea has the highest rate of student suicide as the competition is too intense. South Koreans tell me it will never change. Sad. PS. I moved here from Hong Kong for the same reason.

[@iicaryin]

@@edwinholcombe2741 true true

[@carmenmariettaojedaperrera4260]

Thank you South Korea...may our friendship florish through the years.Salamat po!

[@jaydie158]

Thank you South Korea! We love them who love us! Welcome home everyone with good intensions!Love...

[@mkcaplayz6978]

I love South Korean From Philippines 🇵🇭♥️🇰🇷 Also Loved tTaditional Food

[@55mikeburns]

I love the Philippines. They have such great potential, if only the government would reform and let business take off. They could become like South Korea or Japan with a much stronger economy, happier people and stronger military. They will need the stronger military as China keeps encroaching with fishing boats and threatening Filipino islands.

[@kotwater]

I am korean and filipino people are the most friendly and hard working people in this world.

[@annradge]

Because mostly Filipinos don't discriminate. The life here is simple and more relaxed unlike in SK as I've watched on Koreans vlog. Maybe almost same family values too

[@laurenceandrewmislos1300]

Uhmm... I uh... well Filipinos don't discriminate? Kinda.

[@shine7049]

Philippines loves and support South Korea 🇰🇷🇵🇭

[@hijodelsoldeoriente]

The Philippines back then was a more prosperous nation than South Korea when it sent soldiers during the Korean War. It's very unfortunate that The Philippines failed to continue the momentum. Now, South Korea is miles more wealthy. However, I'm very glad that the "sick man of asia" back then is poised for prosperity. And the relationship it built during its history has proven to be fruitful. From South Korea, to The United States, to Israel, Mexico, and even Spain.

[@m.k.h.2718]

The Philippines is set to surpass the South Korean and Japanese economy beyond 2050.

[@thewatchmenz]

lets stop being so remorseful about the past and try to march forward

[@theTHwa3tes11]

Yellowtard Government:

[@jaylenbrown6696]

We had hope before martial law and lost it to marcos and Aquino we lost many heroes to one tyrannical villain we could've been top 4 by now if not for the marcoses

[@thewatchmenz]

@@m.k.h.2718 wtf, stop your delusions sir, surpass japanese economy? not in a thousand years sir. baliw

[@sheelamariecastro]

I studied in a school under korean government. Korean ambassador went there many times.. And all equipment of the schools are from south korea. I learned to speak basic korean language before as part of minor subjects as well as korean taekwondo. All trainors are korean.

[@cconyap]

Yeah not only during the war but also we inspired one of their early presidents who became very fascinated with the modernity flashing before his eyes during his visit to the philippines they were stuck in the ancient times and was ravaged by the wars those times were their lowest while it was our golden era under marcos. He vowed to make korea like philippines. Philippines was also the very first to entertain korean products most especially in the entertainment and techno industry. Filipinos loving the culture continued to introduce the it all over the worldand psy came capturing a wider range of age and then followed up by the multinational girl band black pink incorporating west taste that permanently locked foreign interest to korean entertainment. Also philippines has served so many nations all over the world accepting everybody as refugees that includes china, vietnam, thai and korea being the most notorious run aways

[@luisagarciaedd119]

South korea and Philippinrs became like best friends in Asia since the Korean war.

[@cholitaescarilla31]

We're glad South Korea and Philippines are becoming business partners.

[@hyperlit1989]

I understand that during history time they Carry each other

[@reynaldobajao7715]

Phil. and sokor are brothers and sisters, not by blood but by heart❤️ we love sokor from Phil. I always dream that someday sokor and nokor will be united as one country and live happy ever after.

[@Liza-gk2qg]

We are very grateful South Korea. Mabuhay!

[@김-p4o7y]

I have a counsin there who lives with his family and i often visit Philippines for vacation and I’ll tell y’all idk if it’s the same with other race but i think being a Korean is a huge advantage there lol. Some locals are actually fluent and can communicate well but one thing is for sure they have a huge love with ‘Korean Culture’ and i hope that they won’t romanticized South Korea so much. The racism, toxic educational system, rude people and many more, what you see on media isn’t always true.

[@freshbakedclips4659]

As a Filipino myself, the only thing I like Korea the most is Samsung phones. I have 4 of them, 3 A series and 1 S series

[@1miztybelle1]

Me too,I am still using my j1 phone for 3 years now...I love that SKorea makes quality products like Samsung💗

[@jurielmato-ug9332]

Me too. Samsung -i love the quality!

[@Raesey]

lmao, especially the tablets. literally, the best ones I've had XD

[@sweetdreamcarpenter9918]

Yes SK , Japan & US is like a brother/Sister to the Phils....

[@amitdighe1212]

I am indian and I love philiphines.Even i have Pinoy Girlfriend...

[@pedtukasanrakz5206]

Thank you

[@arturoliriorapadas5490]

One of the evidence is Korean music is dominating the charts here in Philippines for almost 12 years already.

[@Anton-bw1wt]

We thank the SKorean President and the SKorean people for remembering how humbly we extended helped during the Korean War, we did what was right and our duty as ally period, not expecting to be repaid, so we now know that inherently SKorean are concern to assist still developing country like the Philippines.

[@carmenpaguyo7789]

All I know is Korean people are very good people too same as we Filipinos can relate some many things...I love their foods too...that makes u mouth watering Every meal they serve...I remember those Electrical Engrs..used to work at Clark Air Base after Mt.Pinatubo errupte way back of 1990's..if am not mistaken I still remember some of them like Mr, Nah Yun Oh..Mr.Park..Mr.Kim..Mr.Sung..and forgot the others name...they are so kind too..

[@notlangmalakas7425]

I'm from Philiipines, more Philippines content please!

[@TeaDrinker-eq3md]

tra, Canotan

[@hcir5341]

As usual fishing for validation. Pinoy talaga.

[@unknown-oi1nb]

The common foreigners living here in Philippines is american, chinese and Japanese but mostly i been seen on the street walking around the mall is koreans young ones even the beach i'll always seen them enjoying 💚🤍💌🥀

[@inoj2586]

thank you South Korea for helping our country.

[@xander5340]

we always thankful. we always remember PH soldier

[@wiccangirl3625]

@@xander5340 And may God Bless your country. And our countries 💓

[@merceditajarabejo1327]

Philippines and Korea are helping one another.When there's a korean cocert here of KPop it was always sold out.Every corner here has korean restaurant samyupsal.I learned to eat kimchi and my fave is grilled beef envelop in a leaf with kimchi.

[@Yosh1az]

The Koreans have a large project near where I live. They are going to connect the islands of Panay and Guimaras through a 1.9km bridge. And it will take 5-7 years to build.

[@coffeeupnorth1398]

Logistic problems and weather are a few impediment towards our dreams of becoming a manufacturing hub, thus Vietnam got all the investments. In tourism we have no identity as we are soo westernized thus Thailand gets the bigger portion of the cake. In BPO our slow internet will bring the BPO industries back to India. We really have to do something.

[@jaimengeo3500]

0

[@FrancesAnneFong]

Sad 😢

[@ameregal3499]

Shut down pldt and globe is the first step

[@KimFamilyVlog]

My boyfriend is a Korean and I don't know why I have a lot of Korean friends maybe because koreans are so kind and friendly aside from being handsome hahahaha🇵🇭❤️🇰🇷

[@murderofcrows2179]

From Korean Much respect to president Ramos! Love the Philippines and the filipinos and mangosteens, the king of all fruit.

[@antigraftandcorruption5849]

Philippines and South Korea are twins in heart and culture. That is why we are also compatible in business and economics.

[@nmbnmbnmb]

Actually no

[@antigraftandcorruption5849]

@@nmbnmbnmb Why ?

[@nmbnmbnmb]

@@antigraftandcorruption5849 East Asian culture is very different from Philippine culture.

[@antigraftandcorruption5849]

@@nmbnmbnmb How ?

[@Raiya_ru17]

Uhmm no, there’s a reason why Koreans are leaving Korea for PH. Do your research haha. I will never live or work there because of the toxic beauty standards alone or being judged because of your color. I’m from PH and I don’t even join the glutathione and whitening bandwagon here and I don’t care haha.

[@rrsharizam]

Philippines, alongside Indonesia, is a hotbed for foreign investments due to its very high English proficiency. By 2030, I guess Philippines and Indonesia will enter into top 10 economies in the world. While Vietnam and Thailand can make up the rest of G20.

[@shidotakeda5369]

There are so many koreans in cebu to study right? ...cebuaños

[@madhav5296]

Phillipines in top 10 in 2030 that's impossible

[@rrsharizam]

@@madhav5296 Philippines receive very high foreign investments and their exports are skyrocketing

[@madhav5296]

@@rrsharizam but still it can't be at top 10 it still doesn't have 500 billion economy

[@rampage4695]

@@madhav5296 it still 2022 no one knows the future even Vietnam and south Korea having high cases no one predicted it.

[@casualsuede]

Better to partner and grow together than trying to trap your "friends" with debt diplomacy. Us Koreans owe a debt of gratitude to them, 1000 Philippine soldiers held off 40000 north koreans and Chinese in the battle of yuldong during the korean war. They were there for us during our darkest time.

[@whagahkho3320]

Anyong sayo!🇵🇭🤝🇰🇷 That's the greetings of Filipinos and Koreans because of their very close relationships.

[@kevinmeimban9627]

after the Korean War the Philippines (rich at that time) helps South Korea to rebuild it's country by the help of USA and other countries there are many south korean construction workers working the in the Philippines back then, i went to korea I've met some old folks there who owns the restaurant they asked me where I'm from I've told them im from the Philippines he said "your Country is rich and ive work there before he said"

[@KevinTroy777]

@@Moon.J.I You just contradicted your first statement.. You are indeed a psy#*..

[@deardiorefuk]

YESS

[@jurielmato-ug9332]

Because During yultong war -phillippines army helped them to fought during war .thats why until today south korea and phillippines had a special friendships .I say this because , During typhoon yolanda in the phillippines Southkoreans army also helped our filipinos who affected by typhoon yolanda. The history is lives until it today! Bravo!

[@raepiece3998]

Crazy how the country that was struggling and being helped around like in 1956 is doing better than the current country that was helping them in that time period just how far has this country stagnated.

[@m.k.h.2718]

The Philippines is set to surpass South Korea economically after 2050. South Korea's story is one of quick development but also one of quick downfall. Their aging population and diminishing birthrate has doomed their economy.

[@DarkR0ze]

we can blame the corrupt officials and many people who choose not to work - not all people, just a portion

[@alroberts193]

@@m.k.h.2718 the Philippines can only achieve this if they choose the right President far from corruption, dynastic political aspirants & cronyism .

[@aludousaberubyin6863]

Because of our past corrupt presidents in the past years ago and also a small dictatorship in years thats why our country struggling...we just begun to bounce back our ecomomy when our president is Rodrigo Duterte and I hope the next president this year will not be corrupt just like the past presidents.

[@m.k.h.2718]

@@alroberts193 Of course we need to get rid of corruption and cronyism in the system, but our major economic plans will unshakably grow: Duterte's Build, Build, Build plan has been set as law. Regardless of whichever political leader takes over, they are legally obligated to finish the current and planned infrastructure projects. The Philippines also has the perfect "young" demographic for work: The average age of a Filipino as of this comment is 25 years old. Filipino workers are internationally marketable since we're multilingual in English and other Filipino/world languages. The government has removed protectionist policies which now attracts foreign investors into our economy---a huge boon. Working in collaboration with other developed economies like Japan, SK, and the US will allow the Philippine economy to become the second-largest Asian economy after Indonesia by 2100.

[@Tutanchat]

❤️Philippines from India 🙏

[@rabbitazteca23]

I love South Korea. I love their food. I want to travel and live there for a few years one day.

[@pierrelouiseangeladoria8502]

Thank you for finally mentioning my country, The Philippines!

[@TeaDrinker-eq3md]

The next Philippine presidential elections is indeed a very crucial event to value. The result of this elections might break or make the country's unprecedented development. Polarization due to politics is also a huge factor that is beginning and will continue to affect the country.

[@sashabraus7642]

Im really anxious about whats gonna happen lmao

[@rrsharizam]

I hope the honorable Mr Duterte will remain as president

[@TeaDrinker-eq3md]

@@rrsharizam It's unconstitutional for a President to be re-elected in our nation. Plus, his health is deteriorating. He's a good president nevertheless.

[@jangghitomi9699]

Yes it is indeed crucial, glad someone noticed that im not alone 😳👍 with this investment coming in the near future, there's only one candidate suitable for that presidential place.. if people don't elect him. This country will fell for another decade.. with the world war at 2027 this 6 year term is very important.

[@TeaDrinker-eq3md]

@@jangghitomi9699 Yes, I'm beginning to dislike Leni Robredo. I could possibly support Ping. Reason why I don't support BBM is due to the fact that he is always absent in multiple forums, debates, and the like, he somewhat idolizes his father so much, that it seems like he is denying the horrendous events that happened in the past, and I don't like how he continues to conceal things that does not conform to the public's ideals. But if he tries to acknowledge his (and his family's) mistakes and make reparations for them, then I'd immediately veer off to the person that I'm supporting now, to instead support him, like hardcore support him.

[@xyrildanmanuel783]

as a filipino. kpop immediately came into mind as one of the reasons behind the strong ph and sk partnership lmao