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President Ferdinand “Bongbong” R. Marcos, Jr. said he was able to reap over P804 billion worth of business deals during his “fruitful and engaging” four-day State Visits in Indonesia and Singapore. Know more:

President Ferdinand “Bongbong” R. Marcos, Jr. said he was able to reap over P804 billion worth of business deals during his “fruitful and engaging” four-day State Visits in Indonesia and Singapore.

“These investments if we put it all together value US$14.36 billion or P804.78 billion. This will support our country’s economic recovery efforts and create more jobs for Filipinos here in our country,” Marcos said. Marcos said he will give a detailed breakdown of the said investments in the coming days, which he hopes will be realized leading to the creation of more local jobs.

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