+ Follow INDIA AND SOUTH AFRICA Tag
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[Title] => World Bank urges Phl to pursue export product diversification
[Summary] => The Philippines needs to reduce reliance on electronic exports and diversify into other products to sustain overall export growth.
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[Title] => Charlie's list
[Summary] => Let the Word of Christ dwell in you richly. — Colossians 3:16
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[Title] => US inaction on climate troubles global talks
[Summary] => The failure of a climate bill in the US Senate is likely to weigh heavily on international negotiations that begin Monday on a new agreement to control global warming.
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[Title] => Toyota Autoparts Phils hikes exports to global network
[Summary] => Toyota Autoparts Philippines (TAP) is increasing its exports to the Toyota global supply network by almost one fourth this year due to higher demand, Serafin Pantaleon, sernior vice president of TAP’s parent firm, Toyota Motors Philippines, announced yesterday.
TAP is set to increase its total exports to P23 billion or $426 million this year.
The projected auto parts exports is 23 percent higher than the nearly P21 billion or $384 million exports recorded last year.
In 2003, auto parts exports only reached $373 million.
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CBI’s BPO program aims to assist service providers to build and improve marketable capabilities, services, and European market knowledge.
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[Title] => Toyota Autoparts Exports Shift to Higher Gear
[Summary] => Next to garments and electronics, automotive parts manufacturing is the country’s biggest industry. From 1997 to 2002, the industry’s growth rate was pegged at a steady 9 percent annually. Exports in 2003 reached US$1.3 billion. Last September 21, an announcement from a leading carmaker is seen to boost this sector even more.
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TAP is set to increase its total exports to P23 billion or $426 million this year.
The projected auto parts exports is 23 percent higher than the nearly P21 billion or $384 million exports recorded last year.
In 2003, auto parts exports only reached $373 million.
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[Summary] => The Dutch Center for the Promotion of Imports from Developing Countries (CBI), in partnership with the Department of Trade and Industry’s (DTI) Bureau of Export Trade Promotion (DTI-BETP), is offering an integrated program to promote Philippine business process outsourcing (BPO) in Europe.
CBI’s BPO program aims to assist service providers to build and improve marketable capabilities, services, and European market knowledge.
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[Title] => Toyota Autoparts Exports Shift to Higher Gear
[Summary] => Next to garments and electronics, automotive parts manufacturing is the country’s biggest industry. From 1997 to 2002, the industry’s growth rate was pegged at a steady 9 percent annually. Exports in 2003 reached US$1.3 billion. Last September 21, an announcement from a leading carmaker is seen to boost this sector even more.
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