The Cabinet level of the Investment Coordination Committee (ICC) is set to meet this week to finalize a list of some P15-trillion worth of projects that will be presented to President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. next month.
The Cabinet level of the Investment Coordination Committee is set to meet this week to finalize a list of some P15-trillion worth of projects that will be presented to President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. next month.
Balisacan said some 190 of the projects are tentatively set to be undertaken through public-private partnership , of which 98 are already in the pipeline estimated to be worth P3 trillion. The list also includes projects which were prepared by earlier administrations, as well as those that were returned to the proponents, which Balisacan said should be accepted if they satisfy the standards of the current administration.
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