Nagsipag uwi na patungong Tsina ang mga Tsinong imbestor buhat sa Longrich at pamahalaan ng People’s Republic of China na bumisita sa sa Puerto Princesa City sa imbitasyon ng RILSIUKSNB dala nila ang magandang balita buhat sa mga pinuntahan nilang lugar kung saan maari silang mag invest.
Kabilang sa mga bisita ay sina Cai Zuwei, Wang Yungang, Li Bin, Prince Lim, Kim Soon, Liu Lijun, Datu Wee Mun, Prince Xiong, you Kiong, Princess Maica Forio na nakipagkita rin sa alkalde ng PPC n asi Lucilo Bayron.
Natutuwa naman ang mga Tsino at Malaysian na kasamang bumisita sa lugar batay na din sa imbitasyon ng RILSIUKSNB dahil sa kakikita nilang pagtutulungan ng LGU at NGO pagdating sa pagsusulong ng turismo at investment.
Her Majesties Queen Maria Makiling Helen Fatima Nasaria Panolino Abdurajak and Raja Mohammad Ghamar Mamay Hassan Abdurajak na mga nag imbita sa mga ito at siya ring naghatid sa paliparan ay maligaya sa kanilang pagdating ngunit nangako ang mga tsino na sila ay magbabalik at isasa pinal ang kanilang mga plano sa investment pagkaraan ng bagong taon n mga tsino sa tsina./// abdul malik bin ismail/
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TITLE: GO NEGOSYO, DOTr, RIDE-SHARING & LOGISTICS DIGITAL PLATFORMS DISCUSS ISSUES
After the first meeting last January 9 with several sharing economy platforms where the main agenda is to push for digitalization in the country, Presidential Adviser for Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion organized another meeting with motorcycle ride-sharing and logistics digital platforms such as Angkas, Grab, Lalamove and Quad X. This time, the group was joined by Department of Transportation (DOTr) Secretary Art Tugade joined by DOTr Undersecretary Mark Richmond de Leon, LTO Chief Assistant Secretary Edgar C. Galavant, and LTFRB Chairman Martin Delgra III. The insightful meeting served as an avenue to openly discuss the issues concerning the platforms as well as the position of the respective agencies involved.
Believing that digitalization is a game-changer in creating prosperity for all Filipinos, Concepcion extends his support to all online platforms. During the meeting, Concepcion mentioned that the digital marketplace for sharing economy will create opportunities for our micro and small entrepreneurs. “Ride-sharing is the way forward,” he also added.
Secretary Tugade agrees by saying, “digitalization is not only pro-poor but pro-all. Digitalization is a great equalizer.” With the issue on banning Angkas to operate, Tugade clarified that he is not against any mode of transportation as long as it is efficient, safe and comfortable. He also said that they should not be seen as an enemy but as a partner. He emphasized that doing business is fine as long as it is not at the expense of anybody.
Concepcion commended Sec. Tugade’s action of forming a technical working group that will resolve issues surrounding the sector affected by the current policy, laws and judicial decision. The task force formed is a clear indication that government is congenial to working with the industry concerned and openness to work with the private sector which Concepcion has been pushing actively since he assumed the adviser role to the President.