+ Follow KANKEIREN Tag
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[Summary] => The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) is set to meet with the 25-man delegation of the Kansai Economic Federation (Kankeiren) of Japan today to discuss cooperation in the areas of technologies for low-carbon industries as well as building disaster-resilient cities.
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[Title] => 80 Japanese firms set Phl visit to explore opportunities
[Summary] => Up to 80 Japanese enterprises are visiting the country in September to explore trade and investment opportunities, the Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Philippines Inc. (JCCIPI) said.
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[Summary] => Tokyo, JapanJapanese firms this year added more weight to the Philippines as a priority site for their offshore manufacturing activities and other investments, Trade and Industry Secretary Juan B. Santos reported after his round table meeting with top officials of Kansai Economic Federation (KANKEIREN) in Osaka, Japan.
Kankeiren announced that some 80 percent of Japanese investments that have traditionally gone to China are now looking for alternative sites, with the Philippines emerging as a strong option.
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