+ Follow THOMAS AQUINO Tag
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[Title] => ICTV launches new digital media platform
[Summary] => Publicly-held Information Capital Technology Ventures Inc. (ICTV) is venturing into the $13 billion information techonology-business process outsourcing (IT-BPO) industry through the launch of a new digital media platform.
[DatePublished] => 2012-09-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => JPEPA negotiations remain at a standstill
[Summary] => Negotiations for the Japan-Philippines Economic Partnership Agreement (JPEPA) are again at a standstill, as the Philippines awaits Japan’s response to the former’s final position on the remaining unresolved provisions of the agreement.
Senior Trade Undersecretary and Philippine chief negotiator Thomas Aquino, said talks remain frozen as Japan studies the Philippines’ revised position on the thorny automotive sector provision.
The Philippines "has submitted its position to Japan and it is now up to them to respond," Aquino said.
[DatePublished] => 2005-11-05 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Marianne V. Go
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[Title] => BOI assures investors
[Summary] => Board of Investments (BOI) Managing Head Elmer C. Hernandez has assured investors that the government’s economic institutions remain strong despite the sudden change in economic and finance leaders.
He pointed out that the ongoing political turmoil only proves that the country is now politically mature.
"This is so "because the institution is still working," he said.
Hernandez argued that "if we change institutions through mob rule, you don’t know what policy to follow because there is no institution."
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[Title] => Acting DTI head fears delay in passage of incentives package
[Summary] => Trade and Industry officer-in-charge Thomas Aquino expressed doubts yesterday on the passage of the incentives package contained in the Amendments of the Omnibus Investment Act before Congress goes on recess on Feb. 12.
" A delay in the passage of the incentives package would set back the country by at least two years in generating new investments especially for the booming electronics sector," Aquino said.
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THOMAS AQUINO
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Senior Trade Undersecretary and Philippine chief negotiator Thomas Aquino, said talks remain frozen as Japan studies the Philippines’ revised position on the thorny automotive sector provision.
The Philippines "has submitted its position to Japan and it is now up to them to respond," Aquino said.
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He pointed out that the ongoing political turmoil only proves that the country is now politically mature.
"This is so "because the institution is still working," he said.
Hernandez argued that "if we change institutions through mob rule, you don’t know what policy to follow because there is no institution."
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" A delay in the passage of the incentives package would set back the country by at least two years in generating new investments especially for the booming electronics sector," Aquino said.
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