Defining the News
Speaker Martin Romualdez said Saturday he is optimistic that the 6th Indo-Pacific Business Forum in Manila this year would draw a surge of foreign investments into the country, which could lead to more jobs and livelihood opportunities for Filipinos.
In a press statement, Romualdez said the forum would serve as a springboard for increased investment inflows into the country. The forum will not only highlight the Philippines’ growing prominence as a hub for business investment but will also strengthen ties with international partners.The US Trade and Development Agency and the Philippine government will co-host the 6th IPBF in Manila in partnership with the US Department of State.
Philippines Latest News, Philippines Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Philippines, Japan, and US Forge Trilateral Relations for Peaceful Indo-PacificThe Philippines, Japan, and the United States are entering a new era of trilateral cooperation to ensure a peaceful and prosperous Indo-Pacific region. The leaders of the three countries met in Washington to strengthen their alliance and commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific.
Read more »
PH, US, Japan commit to free, prosperous Indo-PacificThe Philippines, the US, and Japan have committed to a free, prosperous, and secure Indo-Pacific, as leaders of the three countries met to discuss strengthening their ties moving forward.
Read more »
PH, US, Japan coast guards to hold exercises, patrol in Indo-PacificAfter the historic trilateral summit, President Biden, President Marcos, and Prime Minister Kishida announce the creation of a 'trilateral maritime dialogue' between their countries
Read more »
Bantay ng Ayungin: Remembering a defining moment for 'Brigada'GMA Integrated News' Ian Cruz recounts his experience covering a Philippine rotation and resupply mission to Ayungin Shoal in the West Philippine Sea in March 2014.
Read more »
‘No backing down from challenges’—PBBMDefining the News
Read more »
Biden welcomes Japan PM for state visit with eye on ChinaDefining the News
Read more »