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[Title] => Philippines to host World Health Tourism Congress
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During the recently concluded Software Development Exposition and Conference (SODEC) in Japan, the DTI delegation headed by Trade Undersecretary Elmer Hernandez learned that Japan’s IT sector is posting a steady growth of 7.3 percent with IT services spending projected to hit $120 billion in 2008.
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During the recently concluded Software Development Exposition and Conference (SODEC) in Japan, the DTI delegation headed by Trade Undersecretary Elmer Hernandez learned that Japan’s IT sector is posting a steady growth of 7.3 percent with IT services spending projected to hit $120 billion in 2008.
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