NAGKALOOB ang South Korean government ng $100-million loan sa Filipinas para sa coronavirus emergency response efforts nito — ang una at pinakamalaking COVID19-related bilateral assistance na inialok ng Republic of Korea sa isang partner country, ayon sa Korea Eximbank.
Ang loan na bahagi ng COVID-19 Emergency Response Program Loan of the Economic Development Cooperation Fund (EDCF) ay isinapinal ng Export-Import Bank of Korea (Korea Eximbank) at ng Department of Finance (DOF).
“Through this program loan, which is a type of budgetary support for policy establishment and implementation of COVID-19 response strategies, the Government of Korea expresses its solidarity with the Philippines and the international community in the ongoing global battle against coronavirus,” pahayag ng Korea Eximbank.
“It is also hoped that this will further strengthen relations between Korea and the Philippines in the field of public health and safety in addition to diverse areas of cooperation over the past 70 years,” dagdag pa nito.
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