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ECCP forum urges deeper investment in Filipino workforce
The European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (ECCP) advocated for increased investment in the Filipino workforce during its 2025 Future of Work Forum, emphasizing upskilling, lifelong learning, and inclusive practices.
The forum, themed "People First: Strengthening the Workforce for a Future-Ready Economy," brought together various stakeholders to address challenges posed by technological disruption and globalization.
ECCP Executive Director Florian Gottein highlighted that investing in human capital is crucial for building a more competitive, inclusive, and resilient Philippines.
Representatives from the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE), the European Union, TESDA, and education reform groups supported the call for greater investment in people.
These officials also stressed the importance of enhanced collaboration among government, academe, and the private sector to achieve these goals.
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