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DivinaLaw promotes doing business in Phl
Managing Partner of DivinaLaw, Atty. Nilo T. Divina, highlighted the Philippines' commitment to a business-friendly environment during the launch of the "Doing Business in the Philippines 2025" guidebook.
Divina encouraged investors to take advantage of the country's incentives, streamlined regulations, and innovation-friendly reforms, citing areas like CREATE MORE, renewable energy, fintech, and intellectual property protection as key opportunities.
The "Doing Business in the Philippines 2025" guidebook, a collaboration between ECCP, DivinaLaw, and the BOI, serves as a resource for investors seeking to establish businesses in the Philippines.
The guidebook offers simplified instructions for business setup, updates on legal and regulatory matters, and spotlights promising sectors such as renewable energy, financial technology, real estate, and mining.
Undersecretary Ceferino S. Rodolfo of the DTI and Vice Chairman of the BOI spoke about government initiatives aimed at attracting investments and announced the forthcoming 2025-2028 Strategic Investment Priority Plan.
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