Iloilo aims to become a bamboo powerhouse, while Steven Tan shared SM's circular economy formula, highlighting Mindanao as a growing investment destination.
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What happened
Iloilo aims to become a bamboo powerhouse, while Steven Tan shared SM's circular economy formula, highlighting Mindanao as a growing investment destination.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Southeast Asia
south-eastern region of Asia
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Mindanao
second largest island of the Philippines
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Steven Tan
Singaporean footballer
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- Development cooperation between Japan (via JICA) and the Philippines regarding infrastructure and economic growth in Mindanao.
- Mindanao is part of the Philippines, and the U.S. is pursuing initiatives for strategic resource access.
- The Philippines has set an ambitious goal to become the largest economy in Southeast Asia.