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Lopez submits DTI’s first 100 days to Duterte
DAVAO CITY—Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Secretary Ramon Lopez submitted to President Rodrigo Duterte DTI’s accomplishment for the first 100 days during the Presidential Townhall on 7 October. Existing and aspiring entrepreneurs witnessed the Presidential Townhall, which coincided with the launching of the Project Kapatid Mentor Me Program in Davao City, a joint initiative of DTI with Go Negosyo, the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Philippine Franchise Association, the Association of Filipino Franchisers, Inc. and other organizations that mentor micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to level-up and be more relevant in today’s market competition. Sec. Lopez handed over to the President a hard copy of report outlining DTI’s accomplishments from July to September 2016 anchored on DTI’s Trabaho at Negosyo agenda and the President’s 10-point socio-economic agenda. It touched on areas including ease of doing business, consumer protection, industry development, exports and investments and promotion of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs). DTI is one with other government agencies in streamlining processes. DTI partnered with the Department of Interior and Local Government and the Department of Information and Communications Technology in cutting business permit processing and licensing from an average of more than a week to two days or less using a unified form and a maximum of two signatures only. The trade chief reported that such streamlining is now done in 85 percent of LGUs, in its first month of implementation. In three months’ time, DTI resolved 94 percent or 948 out of 1,013 consumer complaints. In the same period, DTI confiscated PhP 1.9 million-worth of violative products, 18 firms were penalized and amount... read moreMandatory annual check-up sa mga pinaka-kabos, target sa gobyerno
MANILA, October 10 (PIA)–Sa niaging 100 ka adlaw sa pangatungdanan ni Presidente Rodrigo Duterte, gitutokan sa Department of Health (DOH) ang health agenda sa administrasyon sa mosunod nga unom ka tuig. Matud pa ni DOH Kalihim Paulyn Ubial, target sa administrasyong Duterte nga ipaubos sa mandatory annual check-up ang 20 ka milyong pinaka-kabos nga Pilipino sa tibuok nasod. Pasabot pa ni Ubial, nanguna man sa listahan ni Presidente Duterte ang health agenda nga mahimong himsog ug makalikay sa sakit ang maong mga kabos. Giingong ang listahan sa maong mga pinaka-kabos nga Pinoy maggikan sa Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD). Gawas niini, giingong target usab sa gobyerno nga makab-ot kini sa mosunod nga 100 ka adlaw isip pinaskohan na usab alang sa atong mga kabos nga lungsoranon. Dugang pa ni Ubial nga sa pagkakaron, libreng check-up lamang una ang gitanyag sa DOH alang sa mga kabos. Matud pa sa Kalihim, kun ma-detect nga adunay sakit ang usa ka kabos nga indibidwal, hatagan kini og tambal o abagahon na sa gobyerno ang pagpatambal o pagpa-opera kun gikinahanglan.... read more
PH exports continue to grow, up by 11% in Feb 2017
Philippine exports posted an increase of 11% with total sales of $4.782 billion for the month of February 2017, marking its third month of positive growth according to a report released by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). For February 2017, eight out of ten top major Philippine exported goods rose with electronic products comprising 51.6% of the total exports revenue amounting to $2.470 billion compared to $2.131 billion registered in the same period last year. Other products that increased include cathodes and sections of cathodes, of refined copper (946.9%); other mineral products (107.5%); coconut oil (66.5%); electronic equipment and parts (64.9%); metal components (29.4%); other manufactures (20.1%); electronic products (15.9%); and chemicals (9.6%). United States (US) topped other Philippine export destinations for the said month, accounting for 15.6% to total exports with receipts valued at $745.22 million. It is followed by Japan with 15.25% share with revenues amounting to $728.35 million. The increase in February 2017 exports lifted the cumulative value of merchandise exports by 17.36% for the first two months of 2017 compared to the same period in 2016, based on preliminary data from the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). Continued export growth can be attributed to the significant increase of Philippine electronic products by 13.24% in the first two months of 2017. This stemmed from the positive performance of the six out of nine subsectors of the industry which contributed 96.74% share in the cumulative total value of the industry. Department of Trade and Industry’s Export Marketing Bureau (DTI-EMB) noted that the increasing efforts of the Philippines in strengthening ties with its ASEAN neighbors...No Results Found
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