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In an attempt to encourage investments in the country, Trade and Industry (DTI) Secretary Peter B. Favila has announced the creation of an investment ombudsman who will oversee graft charges against government officials perceived to be blocking investment activities.
With the ombudsman in place, Favila said the government hopes more investments will come in as bureaucracy will be lessened. Initially, the ombudsman will hold office at DTI and will focus on complaints against local government units.
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[Title] => Legal issues delay infrastructure projects, says Neri
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Legal obstacles have been identified as among the reasons why infrastructure projects are being delayed and investors are wary of bringing in business in the country, an economic manager said.
"The main source of delay is the legal issues sometimes that’s why there are snags in the project," Socioeconomic Planning Secretary and National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) Director General Romulo L. Neri, said.
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In an attempt to encourage investments in the country, Trade and Industry (DTI) Secretary Peter B. Favila has announced the creation of an investment ombudsman who will oversee graft charges against government officials perceived to be blocking investment activities.
With the ombudsman in place, Favila said the government hopes more investments will come in as bureaucracy will be lessened. Initially, the ombudsman will hold office at DTI and will focus on complaints against local government units.
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Legal obstacles have been identified as among the reasons why infrastructure projects are being delayed and investors are wary of bringing in business in the country, an economic manager said.
"The main source of delay is the legal issues sometimes that’s why there are snags in the project," Socioeconomic Planning Secretary and National Economic Development Authority (NEDA) Director General Romulo L. Neri, said.
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