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Speaker: P37.17-B pledges from US proof of int’l community trust to PH
President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. secured $672.3 million (P37.17 billion) in investment pledges during his visit to the United States.
These pledges, spanning sectors like telecommunications, semiconductors, and renewable energy, are seen as proof of the international community's trust in the Marcos administration.
House Speaker Martin Romualdez highlighted the president's adept leadership and diplomatic prowess in garnering these commitments.
The investment pledges are expected to advance the Philippines' economic interests and foster global partnerships.
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