Central Luzon trade fair held in Makati
Micro, small, and medium enterprises from Central Luzon will showcase their best products at the 17th Likha ng Central Luzon Trade Fair, Glorietta, Makati, from September 23 to October 1, 2015.
Micro, small, and medium enterprises from Central Luzon will showcase their best products at the 17th Likha ng Central Luzon Trade Fair, Glorietta, Makati, from September 23 to October 1, 2015.
The summit encourages small and medium enterprises to become more competitive in regional and global trade.
According to Department of Trade and Industry Secretary, Gregory Domingo, the Philippines is currently facing a bright future owing to its robust economic growth. It is projected that the Philippines will be ranked as the largest economy in the Southeast Asian Region by 2050.
Recognising that the principal goals of the Philippine Development Plan from 2011-2016 can only be achieved through gender equality, appropriate laws and policies have been adopted by the Department of Trade and Industry to provide an enabling environment for women’s empowerment.
The Eastern Visayas region (Region 8) showcases their best treasures and products during recent trade fair. According to DTI Underscretary Zenaida Maglaya, the fair is a show of the region’s resilience and determination following Super Typhoon Yolanda.
Those who wish to start their own business in Cebu may now do so through the new Negosyo Centers in Cebu City.
In order to make micro, small, medium enterprise products (MSMEs) more competitive in local and foreign markets, the Department of Trade and Industry is encouraging MSMEs to create more distinctive branding.
The strengthening ties between Spain and the PH will be beneficial for both countries in terms of growth and development. Spanish Ambassador Luis A. Calvo said that Spain looks forward to the establishment of a free trade area between the Philippines and the EU.
Asec. Aldaba emphasized the role of government as coordinator and facilitator, working in collaboration with industry stakeholders, in the creation of globally competitive Philippine manufacturing industries with strong forward and backward linkages.
Investors can now lodge queries and concerns through BOI’s new online inquiry facility. They will also be able to access information regarding business and investments through the facility’s database.