Former Philippine President Ramos died, restarting the "ice -breaking person" who restarted the relationship between China and the Philippines

Jimu Journalist Wang Liangliang Hu Xiuwen

On July 31st local time, according to the Philippine National Television, former Philippine President Fidel Ramos died at the age of 94. From 1992 to 1998, Ramos served as the 12th president of the Philippines.

Ramos Data Map (Figure Source: CCTV Network)

One of the sponsors of the Boao Forum

Public information shows that Ramos was born on March 18, 1928 in the Philippines in Lindan City, Luzhong Panlan Province. He is the aunt's cousin of former Philippine President Marcos.

Ramos's father, Naxisor Ramos, has been a lawyer, journalist and a member of the House of Representatives, and is eventually promoted to the Philippine Foreign Minister. His mother Angela Waldiz is an educator and a women's participant.

Ramos graduated from the National University of Manila and the West Point Military Academy in the United States in 1948 and 1950, and has obtained a master's degree in safety management of the University of Economics Management of the University of Asia and the Philippine National Defense University. Ramos has been engaged in military intelligence for a long time, and has served as a presidential military assistant, the director of intelligence, the commander of the infantry brigade, the deputy chief of staff of the armed forces, the chief of staff, the commander of the Security Army.

In 1988, Ramos served as Minister of Defense. In January 1992, he participated in the presidential campaign to win. In June of the same year, he served as President of the Philippines and went to work in June 1998. During his 6 years, Ramos was praised for his successful stability of the Philippines economy and maintaining political stability.

After leaving office, Ramos has been active in politics and served as a consultant to the successor. He is also one of the sponsor of the Boao Forum for Forum and the initiator of the Asian Education Beijing Forum. He has served as the chairman of the Boao Forum for Asia.

In 1953, Ramos and Amelita ended with 5 daughters. Their second child died in 2011.

Self -claiming "Ice Breaking"

In August 2016, when the relationship between China and the Philippines fell into the freezing point due to the South China Sea issue, the 88 -year -old Ramos was a special envoy of the Philippine government to open a dialogue.

Prior to the departure, Ramos held a press conference in Manila. He said that his main task was to be a "ice -breaking person" to restart the relationship between China and Philippines.

Ramos said that he is just an ice -breaking person and wants to restart the friendly relationship between the Philippines and China, China, which is what he needs to do, maybe it is also the only thing he can do, but this job is very important. He will try his best to try his best. And for.

Later, the website of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs released news, and then a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Hua Chunying, said that Ms. Fu Ying, Mr. Wu Shicun, and Mr. Ramos met with old friends in Hong Kong and exchanged.

(Source: CCTV News Client, Asian Education Forum, Global Network, etc.)

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