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[Title] => Countertrade between RP, Laos pushed
[Summary] => Philippine Ambassador to Laos Antonio Cabangon Chua is eyeing a countertrade agreement between Laos and the Philippines to improve trade between the two countries.
Chua said that the Philippines can export to Laos Philippine-made jeepneys and other commodities in exchange for timber and precious gems which Laos has in abundance.
He said a countertrade program would not result in a depletion of hard currency for both countries and would even foster a "vigorous two-way trade."
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[Title] => RP, Vietnam forge trade agreements
[Summary] => The Philippines and Vietnam are forging a number of trade cooperation agreements following a joint trade committee meeting between Philippine and Vietnamese trade officials in Hanoi, Vietnam recently.
Productive discussions were held on countertrade agreements, garment quota swap arrangements, business alliances and partnerships and trade promotion activities.
On countertrade, the two countries expressed their desire to diversify and expand the present range of products subject to countertrade arrangements.
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[Title] => RP inks 2 countertrade deals worth $274.7M
[Summary] => Two countertrade agreements to supply anti-terrorism equipment and maritime traffic information systems worth $274.7 million were signed recently at the Philippine Embassy in London.
The signatories were Arthur Yap, president and chief executive officer of the Philippine International Trading Corp. (PITC) and Dr. Roger Saunders, chairman of Norstad Group.
The final beneficiaries of the agreement will be the Philippine National Police (PNP) and the Philippine Ports Authority.
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Chua said that the Philippines can export to Laos Philippine-made jeepneys and other commodities in exchange for timber and precious gems which Laos has in abundance.
He said a countertrade program would not result in a depletion of hard currency for both countries and would even foster a "vigorous two-way trade."
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Productive discussions were held on countertrade agreements, garment quota swap arrangements, business alliances and partnerships and trade promotion activities.
On countertrade, the two countries expressed their desire to diversify and expand the present range of products subject to countertrade arrangements.
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The signatories were Arthur Yap, president and chief executive officer of the Philippine International Trading Corp. (PITC) and Dr. Roger Saunders, chairman of Norstad Group.
The final beneficiaries of the agreement will be the Philippine National Police (PNP) and the Philippine Ports Authority.
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November 19, 2003 - 12:00am
