PHILIPPINE BRITISH BUSINESS COUNCIL

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                    [Title] => Forging stronger Philippine-British ties
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AS A CONTINUING INITIATIVE OF promoting high-value Philippine invest- ment and project opportunities to British companies and enterprises located and based in Hong Kong, the Philippine British Business Council (PBBC), in partnership with the British Embassy in Manila and the UK Trade and Investment Centre, held the Philippine Infrastructure and Private-Public Partnership (PPP) Roadshow in the said country.

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                    [AuthorName] => Johnny Litton
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                    [Title] => P-Noy, Cameron recognize contribution of Philippines-British Business Council
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President Aquino and British Prime Minister David Cameron have acknowledged the contributions of the Philippine British Business Council (PBBC) in strengthening and expanding bilateral trade between the two countries.

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                    [Title] => UK traders remain bullish on RP
                    [Summary] => A group of visiting British retailers remain bullish on the country’s business prospects despite the recent military mutiny.


British Ambassador to the Philippines Paul Dimond said "its business as usual not only in the retail sector. The July 27 incident has absolutely no impact."


Dimond said the presence of British retailers in the country disproves any apprehension about the stability of the Arroyo government.


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Forging stronger Philippine-British ties

By Johnny Litton | January 10, 2016 - 9:00am

AS A CONTINUING INITIATIVE OF promoting high-value Philippine invest- ment and project opportunities to British companies...

Business As Usual

P-Noy, Cameron recognize contribution of Philippines-British Business Council

November 16, 2015 - 9:00am

President Aquino and British Prime Minister David Cameron have acknowledged the contributions of the Philippine British Business...

Business

UK traders remain bullish on RP

By Marianne V. Go | August 14, 2003 - 12:00am

A group of visiting British retailers remain bullish on the country’s business prospects despite the recent military mutiny. British Ambassador to the Philippines Paul Dimond said "its business as usual...

Business