Des dirigeants japonais s'engagent à investir 210 milliards de pesos aux Philippines

Des entreprises japonaises se sont engagées à investir environ 210 milliards de pesos aux Philippines lors d'une table ronde avec le président Marcos à Tokyo.

Ces engagements ont été annoncés par le palais de Malacañang à la suite de la réunion de haut niveau organisée en marge de la visite d'État de quatre jours du président Marcos. Le bureau des communications présidentielles a précisé que ces promesses émanaient des entreprises japonaises participantes. « La table ronde s'est conclue par un vote de confiance massif en faveur du programme économique de l'administration, générant un engagement d'investissement global de 3,4 milliards de dollars (environ 210 milliards de pesos) de la part des entreprises japonaises participantes », a déclaré le PCO. Ces flux financiers devraient apporter des avantages macroéconomiques, accroître la capacité industrielle et créer des milliers d'emplois spécialisés. Aucun détail sur la répartition de ces engagements n'a été fourni.

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