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Romualdez at WEF 2025: PH committed to business-friendly reforms
House Speaker Martin Romualdez affirmed the Philippines' commitment to creating a business-friendly environment through legislative and regulatory reforms during the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
He emphasized seeking private sector counsel and addressing their concerns to stimulate national development and attract foreign investment.
Romualdez highlighted the recently enacted CREATE MORE law as a cornerstone of the government's reform agenda, which offers enhanced tax incentives and streamlines investment processes.
Department of Finance Secretary Ralph Recto presented the Philippine economy's strong performance and ongoing initiatives for inclusive development.
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