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[Title] => Government backs German-RP Chamber of Commerce
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines - The government has expressed its strong support to the German-Philippine Chamber of Commerce, Inc.’s (GPCCI) bid for recognition as it plays an active role as partner of the Philippine Embassy in Germany in promoting deeper and broader Philippine-German business ties.
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[Title] => RP’s celebration of German Month is all about friendship
[Summary] => (Closing remarks at the press conference to launch German Month held at the German Club Manila, in Makati City on Sept. 13, 2005.)
Our annual celebration of German Month is all about friendship – it is all about friendship between two people in two vastly different parts of the world, and one that has withstood the test of time.
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[AuthorName] => Oscar M. Lopez Co-Chairman Philippine-German Economic Council
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[Title] => German officials back NAIA terminal project
[Summary] => German government officials reiterated their support yesterday for the NAIA International Passenger Terminal 3 (IPT 3) project, declaring it as a symbol of success of Filipino-German economic relations.
Roland Koch, prime minister-president of the state of Hesse, the region where the Frankfurt airport is located, said the project has the full backing of parliament because it meets the highest international standards and is backed by world-class institutions.
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Our annual celebration of German Month is all about friendship – it is all about friendship between two people in two vastly different parts of the world, and one that has withstood the test of time.
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Roland Koch, prime minister-president of the state of Hesse, the region where the Frankfurt airport is located, said the project has the full backing of parliament because it meets the highest international standards and is backed by world-class institutions.
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October 2, 2001 - 12:00am
