President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is hoping to “report good progress” once he returns to the country from Thailand, where he will seek investments from Thai businessmen and other economy leaders during his first participation at the APEC leaders’ meetings.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is hoping to “report good progress” once he returns to the country from Thailand, where he will seek investments from Thai businessmen and other economy leaders during his first participation at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation leaders’ meetings.
The President stressed the importance of APEC to the country and vice-versa by saying the Philippines hosts 38 percent of the world’s population, 48 percent of the trade, and 62 percent of its gross domestic product . This time, he said he is hoping “to put some meat on those very preliminary discussions that we have had.”
Aside from meetings with economy leaders, Marcos said he will also sit down with Thai businessmen to pitch for investments to the Philippines—his usual goal on his foreign trips.
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