The ministers emphasized open trade routes as essential for maintaining the movement of goods, energy supplies, and other critical products across the region.
More than 140 Central Luzon businesses will showcase their products, creating opportunities to meet new customers and expand their presence beyond regional markets.
The Digital Economy Framework Agreement could provide ASEAN members with common ground for cooperation on AI, emerging technologies, and regional digital commerce.
The three-day Taiwan Expo brings 125 companies together as organizers anticipate significant business deals and stronger commercial partnerships in the Philippines.
Export-oriented enterprises may seek refunds on VAT paid for eligible local purchases and importations while their zero-rating certifications remain pending.
Workers and businesses are expected to benefit from stronger government support as DEPDev pursues sustainable employment opportunities and broader economic growth.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s economic team presented trade and investment opportunities in the Philippines during an economic briefing held in Hong Kong.