Economic leaders at the World Economic Forum (WEF) considered the Philippines as part of the “VIP Club” given its “strong economic performance” among Southeast Asian countries, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said Saturday.
Economic leaders at the World Economic Forum considered the Philippines as part of the “VIP Club” given its “strong economic performance” among Southeast Asian countries, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said Saturday.
“Mabuti naman at nakapunta tayo rito, dahil sa pagpunta natin, nasama tayo sa tinatawag nilang VIP Club… ‘Yung VIP Club ay Vietnam, Indonesia, and Philippines. Yun daw ang pinakamagandang ekonomiya sa Asya,” Marcos said. “Napakaganda ng mga naging pangyayari dahil napakarami naming nakilala at nakausap na mga sikat na mga economic leaders at mga political leaders at nandito silang lahat,” Marcos added.According to PCO, Schwab and Marcos discussed partnerships and collaboration to help the Philippines “sustain equitable and inclusive growth and provide a better quality of life for Filipinos.”
“The process that we undertook ... in Davos was not simply to highlight the new situation, the new economic situation, the new policies, and the new concepts that we are promoting in the Philippines today, but also to learn from the world leaders and the world economic leaders what part the Philippines can play in this fragmented world,” the President said on Saturday.
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