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[Title] => Noli encourages Chinese investments in RP
[Summary] => Vice President Noli de Castro met with Shanghai officials yesterday to express the Philippines’ intention to expand bilateral economic relations with China.
The Office of the Vice President (OVP) said De Castro, who was on a six-day official visit to China, also called on officials of Jiangsu province on Wednesday and expressed the Philippine government’s desire to expand trade with China’s provinces and cities.
At a separate meeting, he urged the Chinese officials to encourage state-owned companies and other enterprises to invest in the Philippines.
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[AuthorName] => Pia Lee-Brago
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[Title] => DOT chief woos Chinese tourists
[Summary] => Tourism Secretary Roberto M. Pagdanganan has unveiled a three-pronged program to woo tourists from China which is "a fast-growing outbound tourist market with its GDP per capita of $4,690 and annual leave entitlement of 14 days."
Pagdanganan, in a briefing at the Edsa Shangri-La Tuesday Club, said the tourism marketing plan for the Philippines involves the conduct of sales missions in Beijing and Shanghai, participation in Chinese travel fairs and positioning the country as a "preferred destination" for Chinese tourists.
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[Summary] => Vice President Noli de Castro met with Shanghai officials yesterday to express the Philippines’ intention to expand bilateral economic relations with China.
The Office of the Vice President (OVP) said De Castro, who was on a six-day official visit to China, also called on officials of Jiangsu province on Wednesday and expressed the Philippine government’s desire to expand trade with China’s provinces and cities.
At a separate meeting, he urged the Chinese officials to encourage state-owned companies and other enterprises to invest in the Philippines.
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Pagdanganan, in a briefing at the Edsa Shangri-La Tuesday Club, said the tourism marketing plan for the Philippines involves the conduct of sales missions in Beijing and Shanghai, participation in Chinese travel fairs and positioning the country as a "preferred destination" for Chinese tourists.
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