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The Philippines is undergoing economic evaluation, including discussions on FTAs and investment partnerships with Canada, following the World Bank's reclassification of the country as upper middle-income.
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The Philippines is undergoing economic evaluation, including discussions on FTAs and investment partnerships with Canada, following the World Bank's reclassification of the country as upper middle-income.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Marcos discussed priorities with Mark Carney and promoted Filipino workers in Canada.Sub-event
- The Philippines is inviting Canadian investors to explore opportunities focused on shared economic ties and resource development.Sub-event
- The Philippines upgraded its bilateral relations to a strategic partnership and was reclassified as upper middle-income by the World Bank Group.Sub-event
Philippines evaluated by World Bank; discussing future economic partnerships and FTA with Canada.1 source
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Mark Carney
24th prime minister of Canada since 2025
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