List of international presidential trips made by Rodrigo Duterte
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This article documents a list of international presidential trips made by Rodrigo Duterte, the 16th president of the Philippines. During his presidency, which began with his inauguration on June 30, 2016 and ended on June 30, 2022, Rodrigo Duterte made 21 international trips to 20 countries internationally (with the exception of technical stopovers). The number of visits per country where he travelled are:
- One visit to Bahrain, India, Israel, Jordan, Laos, Myanmar, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates
- Two visits to Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Russia, South Korea and Vietnam
- Three visits to Singapore
- Four visits to Thailand and Japan
- Five visits to China(Hong Kong)
2016
In his first year in office, President Duterte made seven international trips to eleven different countries. The following were the international trips made by him as president in 2016:
Laos and Indonesia (September 5–9)
Duterte's first international trip as president was in
President Duterte initially planned to meet with United States President Barack Obama during the sidelines of the summit; however, Duterte's remarks at the Davao Airport before departing for Laos criticized Obama and the U.S. for planning to discuss the drug war and the human rights situation in the Philippines, prompting the White House to cancel the meeting instead.[12] When asked about the cancellation of the meeting, Obama's deputy national security advisor, Ben Rhodes, said: "Having a meeting where all we were gonna discuss was a series of comments, frankly did not strike us as the most constructive way to approach a bilateral meeting."[13] Duterte and Obama later met informally before attending a gala dinner.[14] On September 7, Duterte skipped the ASEAN–United Nations Summit in order to meet with President Vorachith, and was replaced by Foreign Secretary Perfecto Yasay Jr. to represent the Philippines in the summit.[15] The following day, Duterte also skipped the ASEAN–India and the ASEAN–United States summits, citing a migraine, and was replaced by Yasay again in both meetings.[16] Duterte later admitted to intentionally skipping the said meetings, saying that it was "a matter of principle" for him.[17]
Duterte, however, attended the closing ceremony of the ASEAN Summits to formally accept the Philippines' chairmanship of
We [the Philippines] will pursue initiative and enhance cooperation with global partners to ensure that ASEAN citizens live in peace, stability, security and growth, all the while remaining ASEAN's centrality, unity and solidarity. The Philippines is ready and willing to steer and guide the association. But crucial to the realization of our goals is the cooperation and support of all ASEAN member-states and our dialogue partners.
Following his attendance at the ASEAN and East Asia summits in Vientiane, President Duterte travelled to
President Duterte and Indonesian President Widodo discussed the threat of the
Widodo hosted a
Vietnam (September 28–29)
President Duterte travelled to
Being claimants of disputed territories in the
Duterte also met with Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc and General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Nguyễn Phú Trọng. A state dinner was held in honor of Duterte at the Vietnam National Convention Center. Duterte departed Hanoi for Davao City on the evening of September 29.[42]
Brunei and China (October 16–21)
President Duterte paid a state visit to
Japan (October 25–27)
On the evening of October 25, 2016, President Duterte arrived at Haneda Airport for a three-day official visit to Tokyo to discuss "economic and defense concerns" with the Japanese government and business executives.[54] Duterte's trip to Japan follows his trip to Beijing, where he announced a military and economic "separation" from the United States, which caused confusion within U.S., Filipino, and Japanese officials.[55] During a speech addressing Filipino and Japanese businessmen at the Palace Hotel, Tokyo, Duterte assured them that his visit to Beijing focused on economic relations and had no intentions of forging a military alliance with China.[56] He also expressed confidence that more Japanese businesses will continue to invest in the Philippines as the Philippine government continues to implement policies to ensure macroeconomic stability and improve the country's "ease of doing business", emphasizing the importance of their economic relations as a priority for the Philippines.[57]
On October 26, President Duterte met with Japanese Prime Minister
On October 27, President Duterte visited the headquarters of the
Thailand and Malaysia (November 9–10)
On November 9, President Duterte travelled to
Peru (November 18–20)
President Duterte attended the APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting in Lima on November 19–20, which was hosted by President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski.[71] En route to and from Lima, his aircraft made technical stopovers in Auckland, New Zealand.[72]
On the sidelines of the meeting, President Duterte held bilateral meetings with Chinese President
Duterte skipped the APEC gala dinner and the shoot of the APEC leaders’ family photo to avoid interacting with U.S. President
Cambodia and Singapore (December 13–16)
President Duterte travelled to
Duterte then travelled to Singapore on the evening of December 14 for a three-day state visit. On December 15, he met with Singaporean President
On December 16, Lee treated Duterte to a nasi lemak lunch at Ann Siang Hill.[84] Duterte also visited the Singapore Botanic Gardens, where a dendrobium orchid was named after him.[85] Before departing Singapore, Duterte addressed the Filipino community in Singapore at the Singapore Expo, where he thanked them for contributing to the Philippine economy and told them to be "assertive of their rights."[86]
2017
Myanmar and Thailand (March 19–22)
President Duterte travelled to
After his visit to Myanmar, he headed to Bangkok, Thailand to embark on an official visit to the country. In the afternoon of March 21, he was welcomed by Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha and was accorded arrival honors at the Government House. In their meeting, the two discussed issues of mutual concerns in politics, economy, agriculture, energy, education, and defense cooperation.[91] After their meeting, the Philippines and Thailand signed agreements on cooperation in agriculture, tourism, and science and technology.[92] In their press statement, both Duterte and Prayut affirmed the defense and economic cooperation between the two countries.[93] At the last day of his visit, he addressed the Filipino Community. In his speech, Duterte said that Thai PM Prayut who was celebrating his birthday last March 21 gave him an early surprise birthday cake during the official dinner in honor of him.[94]
Alam mo kagabi, kabait ng Prime Minister ninyo. Alam mo, birthday niya kagabi, pero alam niya birthday ko rin, malapit na. Alam mo, kaya pala tumindig, 'Sandali lang ah.' Nagpagawa ng cake para sa akin: 'happy birthday,'" recalled Duterte. (You know, last night, your Prime Minister was so nice. You know, it was his birthday but he also knew my birthday is coming soon. You know, that's why he said, "Just a moment." He had a cake baked for me: "happy birthday.")
His visit to Thailand marks the end of Duterte's introductory visits to all ASEAN member states.[95]
Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Qatar (April 10–16)
President Duterte travelled to
After his trip to Saudi Arabia, President Duterte travelled to
After his visit to Bahrain, the president headed to Doha, Qatar for a state visit to the country. His visit to Qatar is the last leg of his Gulf tour. He arrived at Hamad International Airport in the evening. He was welcomed by Qatar Energy Minister Mohammed Bin Saleh Al Sada upon his arrival at the airport.[104] Duterte on April 15, addressed some businessmen in Qatar and he assured to them that investing in the Philippines, particularly in Mindanao, would be lucrative.[105] Duterte also addressed the Filipino community at the Lusail Sports Arena. At the last day of his visit, he met the Emir of Qatar Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani at the Amiri Diwan. In their meeting, both leaders reviewed means to enhance their bilateral relations in all fields, especially in infrastructure, agriculture, health and education investments and labor. They also discussed "increasing cooperation in the fields of experience exchange and expatriate labor" and "a number of regional and international issues of common interest. After the meeting, Philippine and Qatari officials signed agreements on culture, investment, technical education cooperation, and health. After his visit to the Amiri Diwan, he invited the Emir to visit the Philippines.[106] Duterte's visit to Middle East yielded an amount of investments worth $925 million.[107][108][109][110]
Cambodia and China (May 10–16)
President Duterte travelled to
“But we cannot turn a blind eye on the scourge of illegal drugs that threatens our youth and the future of our societies. We need to take a committed stand to dismantle and destroy the illegal drugs trade apparatus. We must reaffirm our commitment to realize a drug-free Asean community,”
Duterte also said that investing in human capital is a priority. Duterte also highlighted how Southeast Asian countries can sustain its economic integration through the “Asean Way.” Duterte also urged the Asean member states to work together as partners “in an enduring engagement to bring positive change for our region and our world.”[113]
“Asean is now closer to achieving ‘One Vision, One Identity, One Community.’ But the Asean story does not end here. This is a continuing tale that we must shape and build for the interests of our peoples. The Philippines will do its part. Asean Member States will do their part as well,”
After his trip to Cambodia, President Duterte flew to Hong Kong to embark on a working visit to the special administrative region. During his first day in Hong Kong, Duterte spent a private time with his family with the 3 of them visiting a hospital according to Presidential Spokesperson Ernesto Abella. At his last day in Hong Kong, Duterte addressed the Filipino community at the Regal Airport Hotel.[114]
After his trip to Hong Kong, President Duterte flew to
Russia (May 22–24)
President Duterte's official visit to Russia, which was initially set for May 22–26, was shortened due to the
Brunei (October 5–6)
President Duterte attended the celebration of Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah's golden jubilee in Bandar Seri Begawan.[130]
Japan (October 29–31)
President Duterte, accompanied by his partner Honeylet Avanceña and daughter Veronica, travelled to Japan on an official visit to meet with Prime Minister Shinzō Abe at his official residence in Tokyo. There, he was given arrival honors, followed by a summit meeting, a tête-à-tête with Prime Minister Abe, and a joint statement. Duterte is the first head of state to visit Abe following
On October 31, President Duterte and Avanceña had an audience with Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko at the Imperial Palace. The President had initially scheduled a meeting with the imperial couple during his first trip to Japan in October 2016, but was forced to cancel the meeting following the death of Takahito, Prince Mikasa.[133]
Vietnam (November 8–11)
President Duterte attended the
2018
India (January 24–26)
Duterte visited
China (April 9–12)
Duterte was accompanied by his daughter, Davao City Mayor
Singapore (April 27–28)
President Rodrigo Duterte attends the 32nd Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit.[137]
South Korea (June 3–5)
President Duterte is set on an official visit to the Republic of Korea on June 3–5 to meet with President
Malaysia (July 15–16)
President Rodrigo Duterte has committed to intensifying Manila's defense and security cooperation with the Malaysian government to address terrorist threats and terrorism activities in the ASEAN region following his bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Dr.
Israel and Jordan (September 2–8)
Landmark official visits to the State of Israel and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. President Duterte is the first Philippine President to visit Israel and Jordan.[142] However, while meeting with Israeli President Reuven Rivlin in Jerusalem, it was met by the protests.[143]
Indonesia (October 11)
President Duterte accepted the invitation of Indonesian President
Singapore (November 13–15)
President Duterte attends the 33rd Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit.[145]
Papua New Guinea (November 15–18)
President Duterte attends the APEC Economic Leaders' Summit in Papua New Guinea. The Filipino community, Prime Minister Peter O'Neill and other government leaders was reportedly gripped by excitement about the first visit of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte in Papua New Guinea.[146] President Duterte is the first Philippine president to visit the southwestern Pacific nation.[147]
2019
China (April 25–27)
President Rodrigo Duterte left for China Wednesday, April 24, afternoon to attend the second
In the weeks leading up to Duterte's Beijing return for the second Belt and Road Forum Initiative, reports of Chinese activity in the disputed waters have notably increased. Government has raised concerns over reports of mass harvesting of
The Philippines has also secured at least $12.165 billion worth of investment and trade deals. President Duterte witnessed the signing of 19 business agreements between Beijing and Manila meant to the fields of energy, infrastructure, food, telecommunications, sale of agricultural products, tourism, and economic zone, and industrial park development which are projected to generate 21,165 jobs for Filipinos.[154] President Rodrigo Duterte along with several of his Cabinet members witnessed the signing of the business agreements.[155]
Japan (May 29–31)
Duterte arrived in
Thailand (June 21–23)
President Duterte attends the 34th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit and joins his fellow leaders in discussing a wide range of regional issues. Duterte also attended several important events during the summit, which include the Summit Plenary, Gala Dinner for the leaders, Leaders’ Retreat, and the 13th Brunei Darussalam-Indonesia-Malaysia-Philippines East ASEAN Growth Area (BIMP-EAGA) Summit.[158]
Duterte sought improvements in infrastructure connectivity, as well as in maritime security, to combat terrorism and other threats during the Brunei-Indonesia-Malaysia-Philippines East ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) Growth Area or BIMP-EAGA summit in Bangkok. Duterte said there was an “urgent need to increase air linkages for greater people mobility and cross-[border] trade.” Duterte also proposed the establishment of more roll-on/roll-off shipping services in the sub-region during the BIMP-EAGA summit.[159]
On the ASEAN Summit 2019 sidelines; President Rodrigo Duterte urged Thai businessmen to invest more in the Philippines, citing the uptick in the country's economic indicators.[160]
China (August 28 – September 1)
President Duterte for the fifth time visits Beijing upon the invitation of Chinese President Xi Jinping.[161] This is Pres. Duterte's 8th bilateral meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping.[162]
The President was initially set to visit a school building in Fujian province built in honor of his late mother, Soledad Duterte, but it was moved to a later date due to “logistical” reasons.[163]
In terms of the economic relationship between the Philippines and China, Pres. Duterte met with Premier Li Keqiang who pledged support towards the “Build, Build, Build” Program. Six agreements covering the sectors of education, science and technology, finance, and customs, among others, were signed during the visit. Duterte also attended the opening of the 2019 FIBA Basketball World Cup in China where he also expressed support towards the Philippine national team, Gilas Pilipinas. Gilas Pilipinas, however, lost to Italy with score 108–62.[164]
Duterte also met with his former economic adviser Michael Yang and global superstar Jackie Chan in Beijing.[165]
Russia (October 1–5)
Duterte hold talks with Putin to strengthen bilateral relations and witness the signing of 10 bilateral pacts on areas of cooperation such as culture, health, basic research, importation of products to Russia as well as intent to explore the prospect of cooperation to construct nuclear power plants in the Philippines.[166] The President speaks before the Valdai forum which will be attended by politicians and experts from across the world to tackle the topic “The World Order Seen From the East.” The President met with two world leaders on the sidelines of the Valdai forum in the Russian resort city of Sochi. An honorary doctorate degree in diplomacy was conferred on the President by the Moscow State Institute of International Relations University (MGIMO). Duterte delivered remarks at MGIMO, one of Russia's prestigious schools in the area of diplomacy and international affairs.[167]
Japan (October 21–22)
Duterte's trip to Japan to attend the
Thailand (November 1–4)
Duterte attended the 35th Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) summit held in
South Korea (November 25–27)
President Rodrigo Duterte attends to the
The Philippines and South Korea signed four agreements and a joint statement on a proposed free trade deal to further enhance their bilateral ties. President Duterte and South Korean President Moon Jae-in witnessed the signing of an agreement on social security, the implementation program of a memorandum of understanding on tourism cooperation, and a joint statement on the early achievement package of the negotiations on the proposed free trade deal. Two other agreements on education and fisheries were also signed on the sidelines of Duterte's visit.[176]
President Duterte invited South Korean President Moon Jae-in to visit the Philippines next year during their bilateral meeting.[177]
Multilateral meetings
Group | Year | ||||||
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2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | ||
APEC | November 19–20, Lima |
Đà Nẵng
|
November 17–18, Port Moresby |
November 16–17, (cancelled) Santiago |
November 20, (virtual) Kuala Lumpur |
November 12, (virtual) Auckland | |
ASEAN | September 6–8, Vientiane |
April 28–29, Pasay |
April 27–28, Singapore |
June 20–23, Bangkok |
April 14 – June 26, (virtual) Hanoi |
October 26–28, (virtual) Bandar Seri Begawan | |
November 13, Pasay |
November 14, Singapore |
November 1–4, Bangkok |
November 12–15, (virtual) Hanoi | ||||
EAS | September 6–8, Vientiane |
November 13–14, Pasay |
November 14–15, Singapore |
November 4, Bangkok |
November 14, (virtual) Hanoi |
October 27, (virtual) Bandar Seri Begawan[a] | |
Others | None | ASEAN-India Commemorative Summit January 25–26, New Delhi |
Belt and Road Forum April 25–27, Bo'ao
ASEAN–Republic of Korea Commemorative Summit |
UN General Assembly 75th Session September 21, (virtual) |
UN General Assembly 76th Session | ||
██ = Hosted by the Philippines; ██ = Future event ██ = Virtual event; ██ = Did not attend ^a Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. attended in the president's place. |
See also
- Foreign relations of the Philippines
- List of international presidential trips made by Gloria Macapagal Arroyo
- List of international presidential trips made by Benigno Aquino III
- List of international presidential trips made by Bongbong Marcos
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External links
- Presidential Trips: The full list Archived February 1, 2018, at the Wayback Machine – List of presidential trips by the Official Gazette