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Marcos to Pinoys in Brunei: Return and invest in the Philippines someday
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. encouraged overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) to invest in the Philippines by starting businesses, highlighting the country's improving business climate and economic stability.
Speaking to the Filipino community in Brunei Darussalam, Marcos acknowledged the sacrifices and dedication of migrant workers, which have earned them a reputation for a "special brand of Filipino service."
He noted the consistent compliments he receives from foreign counterparts regarding the strong work ethic, unparalleled skills, efficiency, and trustworthiness of Filipinos.
The President reiterated his commitment to creating more opportunities within the Philippines for Filipinos.
Marcos pointed to the Philippines securing approximately PHP1.26 trillion in investments last year as evidence of increased investor confidence.
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