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Speaker bullish on foreign investments surge
House Speaker Martin Romualdez reported an overwhelmingly positive reception for the Philippine delegation at the World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting 2025 in Davos, Switzerland, signaling strong prospects for foreign investments.
Romualdez expressed confidence that the discussions held during the WEF will attract a significant influx of global investments, which will consequently generate more job opportunities and stimulate economic growth in the Philippines.
He attributed the successful engagement to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s initiative in assembling a delegation that effectively highlighted the Philippines' advantages for global investors.
The Speaker also shared a personal anecdote from WEF 2024, where a chance encounter with an Indian industrialist led to a successful business partnership with a local company, illustrating the potential for tangible outcomes from such global platforms.
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