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PH pursues coconut tariff negotiation with the U.S.

Trade and Industry Secretary Cristina A. Roque said the Philippine tariff negotiation with the U. S. includes coconuts, an export industry that brings in...

PH leads global maritime for ‘Manila Declaration’ to protect seafarers

The Philippines, in collaboration with the International Maritime Organization (IMO), the International Labor Organization (ILO) and the United Nations Human Rights Commission (UNCHR), is...

Unlocking Philippine Logistics: A Pathway to Prosperity

By any measure, Philippine logistics is overdue for a major shakeup. Though essential to trade and economic growth, logistics in the Philippines is hampered by...

Logistics as Industrial Policy: Building the backbone of manufacturing growth

Industrial policy is making a comeback. Around the world, governments are rediscovering the importance of strategic state support to drive economic development, build competitive...

From Waste to Wealth? Not Without Logistics

The Philippines is drowning in its own waste—literally and figuratively. We generate over 21 million tons of garbage every year, including 2.7 million metric...

Metro Manila needs Institutional Reform—Not just infrastructure

Every day, Metro Manila reminds us of its structural vulnerabilities—not just through traffic congestion, urban flooding, and service fragmentation, but through the quiet inefficiencies...

The Philippines’ Logistics Challenge: Charting Pathways Forward

Historically celebrated for its remarkable beauty and biodiversity, the Philippines' archipelagic geography has emerged as a critical economic challenge. Today, logistics costs consume an...

Uprooting Red Tape

In whatever form, red tape is bane to economic development. It must be dismantled whatever it takes by all government agencies and private stakeholders...

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