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[Summary] => President Arroyo witnessed the formal signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the Singapore Confederation of Industries Inc. (SCI), one of the largest coalition of businessmen in Singapore, and the Chinese Filipino Business Club Inc. the other night.
One of the highlights of President Arroyo’s state visit to Singapore, the signing ceremonies, led by CFBCI president Dante Go and SCI president Robin Lau, was held at a dinner at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel hosted by the Philippine-Singapore Business Council (PSBC).
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One of the highlights of President Arroyo’s state visit to Singapore, the signing ceremonies, led by CFBCI president Dante Go and SCI president Robin Lau, was held at a dinner at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel hosted by the Philippine-Singapore Business Council (PSBC).
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August 26, 2001 - 12:00am
