00:17Actually, we already released the content to the prize.
00:22It's really a private discussion, few people attended, and no prize.
00:29But I can see, you can see the prize released by Malakani, this is my sentence.
00:35But I would say this meeting is very constructive, and it's not kind of a diplomatic protest,
00:43a demarche, pointing fingers to each other, exchange very strong words against each other, no.
00:50I think it's a very useful, constructive, kind of in-depth exchange of views,
00:57especially not on the incident yesterday, but kind of a whole range of issues recently happened,
01:06which created difficulties and challenges for our bilateral relations.
01:10I think, I would say very constructive.
01:13It's kind of, you know, focusing on the solution, but not pointing fingers to each other.
01:19Can you confirm that our Philippine ambassador was also summoned?
01:22Yes, yes, yes.
01:23Beijing already released the news.
01:25As a form of protest?
01:27That's kind of a protest.
01:29Formal?
01:29I think so.
01:30I think so.
01:31Yeah, I think so.
01:32But how will this affect the ongoing negotiations for the moment?
01:37Oh, yeah.
01:39We all expressed our, you know, positions.
01:43And I think we, Philippines-China, we share the same goal.
01:46That is, we hope that we can finish the same negotiation at the end of this year.
01:51We share the same goal.
01:52Actually, during the several rounds of negotiation, the two sides, China-Philippines,
01:57we are actually, you know, meeting each other at halfway.
02:02So that is not the same goal?
02:03No, no, no.
02:04I don't think so.
02:05That's kind of a regional, multilateral issue.
02:09Also involve other relevant parties.
02:11It's not a bilateral issue.
02:13So no matter what happens, bilaterally,
02:16I think our willingness to finish the CLC talk by the end of this year has not changed.
02:33Thank you so much.
02:56You
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