Regional entrepreneurs will bring traditional and contemporary products to SM Megamall, connecting Central Luzon businesses with consumers and potential buyers from wider markets.
Regional AI policy discussions could deepen once the digital economy agreement takes effect, with specific programs still subject to negotiations among members.
With 125 companies participating, Taiwan Expo 2026 highlights expanding commercial interest and the potential for deeper business ties between Taiwan and the Philippines.
The BIR clarified that eligible export-oriented enterprises may file VAT refund claims while their zero-rating certifications remain pending during the transitory period.
DEPDev emphasized continuing government efforts to support businesses while creating more employment opportunities for Filipino workers across different industries.
Digital government services will become more accessible to Marikina businesses through a self-service kiosk at the Philippine Innovation Hub enterprise center.
Philippine economic opportunities were highlighted in Hong Kong as the Marcos administration works to attract more investments and expand international trade.