PH focuses on innovation to level up trade, investment partnership with Japan

TOKYO – The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) highlighted the Philippine (PH) government’s new industrial policy that will push for innovation as it strengthens PH-Japan trade and investment relations. During the Nikkei BP Publications’ PH-Japan Business Investment Forum last 28 October 2019,DTI Undersecretary Rafaelita Aldaba discussed the country’s Inclusive Innovation Industrial Strategy (i3S) and the areas that both PH and Japan can collaborate under this policy.

Pampanga: Edelyn’s Homemade Nuts

REGION 3: PAMPANGA PASSION, PATIENCE AND PERSEVERANCE Edelyn Sitchon Cañero of Edelyn’s Homemade Nuts As the owner of Edelyn’s Homemade Nuts, Edelyn Sitchong Cañero made the transition from retailer to manufacturer in 2005 because of three Ps: ‘passion, patience and perseverance.’ By adhering to these three Ps, Cañero managed to become a successful businesswoman despite continue reading : Pampanga: Edelyn’s Homemade Nuts

Leyte: Sto. Niño de Plaridel Parish Multi-purpose Cooperative

REGION 8: LEYTE WEAVING TO PROSPERITY Merlina Lumakin of Sto. Niño de Plaridel Parish Multi-purpose Cooperative Business Details: Address: Barangay Plaridel, Baybay City, Leyte Contact Person: Merlina Lumakin (President)Phone Number: +63 926 314 6085

PH INNOVATION PAVILION DURING PISTAHAN FESTIVAL IN WEST COAST

The Pistahan Parade and Festival held from 10-11 August 2019, is the largest celebration of Filipino-Americans in the West Coast, attracting over 80,000 crowds over the two-day weekend. An Innovation Pavilion is one of the main feature of the Festival where Filams in the tech community come together to network and learn about developments in the startup community in the Philippines as well as connect with their Filipino community in the Bay Area. Chris Peralta, founder of Manila Valley, spearheaded the program in the Pavilion.

Cebu City is among 66 worldwide designated by UNESCO as new creative cities

On October 30, Cebu City joined 66 cities designated as United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Creative Cities by the Director-General of UNESCO, Audrey Azoulay. Cebu City is now officially part of the UNESCO Creative Cities International Network under the design category. As explained in the UNESCO website (https://en.unesco.org), the UNESCO Creative Cities continue reading : Cebu City is among 66 worldwide designated by UNESCO as new creative cities