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“A pivotal moment is upon us in the Philippines’ economic journey,” stated Aboitiz. “Our collaboration with OSAPIEA is key to fostering an investment-friendly environment. We are committed to leveraging this partnership to stimulate growth and position the Philippines as a leading player in the global economic landscape.”

The Philippine-New Zealand Business Matching Session on April 18, 2024, at Raffles Makati, organized by the Office of the Special Assistant to the President for Investment and Economic Affairs (OSAPIEA) and Department of Trade and Industry – Board of Investments (DTI-BOI) supported by the Private Sector Advisory Council (PSAC), strengthened economic relations between the Philippines and New Zealand. Attended by Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, the event emphasized cultural and educational ties, including scholarships for over 120,000 Filipinos, while showcasing the Philippines as a growing investment hub poised for deeper economic collaboration.

The Private Sector Advisory Council (PSAC) has presented a strategic proposal to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. that aims to significantly enhance internet connectivity and create one million digital jobs, thus advancing the Philippines’ digital infrastructure.

Seafront Summerfest 2024 turns up the heat with an exciting volleyball tournament at the BVR Summer Kickoff. On April 13, Aboitiz Land partnered with Beach Volleyball Republic (BVR) to host a beach volleyball tournament featuring top players from professional and collegiate teams. The festivities will run from March to June, drawing spectators and sports enthusiasts to experience the development’s vibrant seaside community.

A transformative initiative aimed at enhancing digital education across the Philippines has been launched through a strategic partnership between Aboitiz Foundation, Huawei Technologies, UnionDigital, and GoDigital Pilipinas. This collaboration was formalized with the signing of a memorandum of agreement.

During a routine meeting with President Bongbong Marcos (PBBM), the Private Sector Advisory Council – Jobs (PSAC – Jobs) highlighted its collaboration with the Marcos administration to increase the possibility of creating over 2 million direct jobs for Filipinos by 2028.