French nuclear-powered carrier makes first visit to Philippines
South China Sea have made freedom of navigation exercises «even more important», France's ambassador to the Philippines said Sunday, as the nuclear-powered Charles De Gaulle made its first port visit to the country.
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The aircraft carrier strike group, which includes a trio of destroyers, joined the Philippine Navy on Friday for drills in the disputed waterway that Manila said were aimed at enhancing "interoperability, communication, and defense capabilities".
The visit to Subic Bay north of Manila comes as the Philippines looks to strengthen relations with like-minded countries in the face of increasingly tense confrontations with China over reefs and waters in the sea.
«Knowing the rise of tensions, it's even more important to uphold international law and the freedom of navigation, be it at sea or in the air,» Ambassador Marie Fontanel said on the deck of the carrier.
She added that France stood with countries, like the Philippines, that shared those values.
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