PROCLAMATION NO. 215

: The main purpose is to make public the Treaty of Friendship between the Republic of the Philippines and the Republic of Turkey, thereby ensuring the treaty and its provisions are observed and fulfilled in good faith by the Philippines and its citizens.
: The treaty was signed on June 13, 1949, in Washington, D.C.
: The Senate resolution signifies the Philippines' concurrence in making the Treaty of Friendship as per the Constitution, which is necessary for treaties to be valid and binding.
: The treaty entered into force upon the exchange of the instruments of ratification by both governments on September 28, 1950, in Washington, D.C.
: The constitutional requirement fulfilled is the need for the Senate's concurrence for treaties to become binding, as mandated by the Philippine Constitution.
: The treaty is designed to strengthen and perpetuate friendly relations between the two republics, reflecting their spiritual, cultural, and economic ties.
: Teodoro Evangelista, as Executive Secretary, attested the proclamation by signing it on behalf of the President.
: The proclamation officially promulgates the treaty, making it public and legally binding on the Philippines and its citizens to observe and fulfill its provisions.
: Making the treaty public through proclamation informs the public and government entities of its existence and legal effect, ensuring compliance and recognition under Philippine law.