Philippine and Indian companies have signed 18 deals during President Marcos’ five-day state visit to India, according to the Presidential Communications Office (PCO).
“They are tangible
Philippine and Indian companies have signed 18 deals during President Marcos’ five-day state visit to India, according to the Presidential Communications Office (PCO).
“They are tangible outcomes of our collaborative efforts and will serve as the foundation for ongoing and future business engagements between our two nations,” the PCO quoted Trade Secretary Cristina Roque as saying.
Roque said the President witnessed the ceremonial presentation of the agreements during the Philippine-India Business Forum in Bengaluru on Thursday.
“These agreements cover a wide range of strategic sectors including renewable energy, infrastructure, healthcare, education, information technology and business process management, digital services, and manufacturing,” Roque said.
The IT-BPM sector featured prominently, with several letters of intent outlining plans to establish digital academies and expand operations in health-care outsourcing and business process management and artificial intelligence training.
