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Archive for the ‘Philippines’ Category

Philippines and South Korea Forge Transformative Free Trade Agreement

International Trade, News, Philippines, South Korea

September 25, 2023

The International Trade Council is pleased to report on the signing of a significant Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the Philippines and South Korea. This momentous occasion took place during the 43rd Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit in Jakarta, Indonesia, and is poised to strengthen economic ties and promote increased cooperation between the […]

International Trade Council Commends the Philippines and South Korea on the Signing of a Free Trade Agreement

News, Philippines, South Korea

September 7, 2023

The International Trade Council is pleased to recognize the signing of a free trade agreement (FTA) between the Philippines and South Korea during the ASEAN Summit in Indonesia. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced this significant development, emphasizing its potential to strengthen investment relations and create employment opportunities.   President Marcos highlighted that the FTA underscores […]

United Kingdom Considers Establishing Joint Trade and Economic Committee with the Philippines

News, Philippines, Trade Relations, United Kingdom

August 19, 2023

United Kingdom Considers Establishing Joint Trade and Economic Committee with the Philippines The International Trade Council reports that the United Kingdom (UK) and the Philippines are in discussions regarding the potential formation of a Joint Trade and Economic Committee (JETCO). The aim of the JETCO would be to strengthen economic connections between the two nations. […]

International Trade Council Celebrates the Initiation of Scoping Exercise for EU-Philippines Free Trade Agreement

Europe, News, Philippines, Trade Agreements

July 31, 2023

The International Trade Council warmly welcomes the announcement by the EU and the Philippines about their commitment to delve into the potential relaunch of negotiations for a holistic, contemporary, and balanced Free Trade Agreement (FTA), underpinned by sustainability. Both entities will soon initiate a bilateral ‘scoping process’ to gauge the mutual understanding they share concerning […]

Philippines Introduces “Green Lanes” to Attract Foreign Direct Investments

Foreign Direct Investment, News, Philippines

July 13, 2023

In a move aimed at bolstering foreign direct investments (FDI), the Philippines officially launched its “green lanes” for significant strategic investments. The initiative, intended to attract capital inflow into the country, will streamline the process for obtaining necessary documents to establish businesses within the nation, according to the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI).   […]

The International Trade Council Responds to the Philippines’ Call for Asean’s Committment to Free Trade

News, Philippines, Trade Agreements

May 10, 2023

The International Trade Council (ITC) acknowledges President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr.’s recent call for ASEAN member states to demonstrate their commitment to the principle of free trade. This call was made during the plenary session of the 42nd ASEAN Summit held in Labuan Bajo, Indonesia.   The Philippine government has shown its commitment to this […]

International Trade Council Comments on the Philippines and New Zealand Rejecting Myanmar’s Inclusion in RCEP

International Relations, New Zealand, News, Philippines

February 15, 2022

The International Trade Council acknowledges the decisions made by the Philippines and New Zealand to reject the inclusion of Myanmar in the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), the world’s largest free trade agreement. This move broadens international opposition to the military takeover in Myanmar, which has led to violence, democratic setbacks, and trade and diplomatic […]

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