MSOpinion A successful sojourn “Kudos to (President Marcos), to his Cabinet team, and the 30 or so CEOs who accompanied him in his journey of discovery, reconnection, and reconciliation with the country that ousted his father from 20 years of power.”
“Kudos to , to his Cabinet team, and the 30 or so CEOs who accompanied him in his journey of discovery, reconnection, and reconciliation with the country that ousted his father from 20 years of power.”
With 4.2 million Filipino Americans , the US is the largest source of OFW remittances to the Philippines. Pinoy Americans remit $7 billion yearly out of the $32 billion total OFW remittances. At the NYSE, Marcos Jr paraded his private sector CEO advisers led by Sabin Aboitiz, the CEO of the power, property, infra and industrial conglomerate Aboitiz Group.
More than 140 world leaders were to speak before the world’s greatest debating society and policy-making body. Marcos pleaded to these polluters: “We call on the industrialized countries to immediately fulfill their obligations under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Paris Agreement to cut their greenhouse gas emissions, provide climate financing and technology transfer for adaptation for the most vulnerable and developing countries to lead by example.”