“Successful.” This was how President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. described his recently concluded six-day working visit to New York City, the city he had not been in for 25 years, “for reasons.”
Leading fast-moving consumer goods entity Procter & Gamble has expressed willingness to work with the Philippine government in its nation-building efforts, particularly in digitalization.” with the US and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations support.
by inviting their employers and friends to visit the Philippines. He also asked them to share their learnings with their kababayans back home.through their remittance during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic.and that the administration would invest in the youth’s education.Marcos’ trip to New York did not sit well with several individuals. There were at least three protests staged by activists during the entire week he was in the US.
However, Marcos had a close encounter with the protesters outside the New York Stock Exchange, where he delivered a public statement and rang the closing bell on September 19.
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