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DTI cites Salceda’s role in CREATE law
Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez cited the legislative contributions of Albay Rep. Joey Sarte Salceda, chair of the House ways and ...
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DTI pursuing P500-b worth of investment leads in next 18 months
Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez said Monday the incoming administration should pursue P500-billion worth of investment leads in the next 18 ...
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Outgoing DTI chief asks next gov’t to set annual FDI goal at over $9.1b
Outgoing Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez encouraged the incoming administration to sustain and level-up annual foreign direct investments at $9.1 billion ...
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PH-Israel ties
Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez (right) and Israel Economy and Industry Minister Orna Barbivay sign a memorandum of understanding on economic ...
Read moreDTI’s Lopez asks new gov’t to track P450-b investments
The incoming administration has the opportunity to pursue P450-billion worth of investment leads from 250 foreign companies engaged in modern ...
Read moreDTI sees economy growing over 7% this year under new administration
Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez on Monday offered an unsolicited advice to the next government on efforts to help the economy ...
Read moreASEAN ministers tackle trade issues
ASEAN Economic Ministers discussed key trade concerns, including challenges faced by the region brought about by global developments such as ...
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Japanese firm to break ground on P40-b facility
Nidec Corp., a Japanese manufacturer of motors, motor parts and industrial equipment, will break ground on a P40-billion expansion facility ...
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BPO firms asked to register with BOI for WFH arrangement
The Department of Trade and Industry on Tuesday encouraged IT-business process management companies to register with the Board of Investments ...
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SpaceX investment
Trade Secretary Ramon Lopez (left) reaffirms the government’s support for the establishment of SpaceX in the Philippines. SpaceX is setting ...
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