The
Pandemic has not deterred the Japanese investors in investing to the
Philippines, this according the Philippines’s ambassador to Japan Jose Laurel
said.
“Based on my
experience as Philippine ambassador to Japan, I can see that the Japanese
continue to be excited about doing business in the Philippines. They see the
Philippines as a lucrative market for Japanese products and services,” Laurel
said at the Philippines-Japan Business Investment Virtual Forum 2020 organized
by the Nikkei Group Asia
He said Japan’s
continued interest in the Philippines will help the country in its recovery
efforts to rise from the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) crisis.
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He added Filipino
workers are highly regarded for their skills, making the Philippines as an
attractive destination for Japanese investors.
Laurel also cited a
study by Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) indicating that as of 2017,
around 1,502 Japanese companies were operating in the Philippines and employing
some 320,000 Filipinos.
Sixty percent of
these Japanese firms are export manufacturers. They exported USD13.3 billion
worth of products, accounting for 26 percent of Philippine merchandise export
back in 2017, the envoy added.
During the official
visit of President Rodrigo Duterte to Japan in May 2019, the Philippine
delegation bagged 26 business deals amounting to USD5.5 billion.
These business
agreements are expected to create 82,737 new jobs.
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