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China, Philippines Eyeing Joint Offshore Oil Projects

October 16, 2020

China foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian / Credit: China Foreign Ministry
China foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian / Credit: China Foreign Ministry
Categories: Drilling Industry News Activity Asia China The Philippines South China Sea

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