Sunday, October 25, 2026

The Philippines’ premier halal event expands with the debut of Muslim Kids Expo Manila and a high-level international educational program


MANILA, PHILIPPINES — 10th August 2026 — Halal Expo Philippines (HEP) is set to return for its 3rd edition from January 21–24, 2027, at the Mega Trade Center, SM Mega Mall, bringing together the halal industry, businesses, government, investors, professionals, families and the next generation in what promises to be its most ambitious edition yet.

Following the success of its previous editions, Halal Expo Philippines 2027 will be stronger, bigger and more feature-rich, expanding beyond a traditional trade exhibition to create a comprehensive platform for business, investment, education, innovation, culture and community engagement.

The 2027 edition will introduce several new and enhanced components designed to deliver greater value to exhibitors, buyers, professionals, families and visitors.

Introducing Muslim Kids Expo Manila
One of the major highlights of Halal Expo Philippines 2027 will be the debut of Muslim Kids Expo Manila, an exciting new component inspired by the successful Muslim Kids Expo in Toronto.

Created to provide children with a platform to learn, discover, create and showcase their talents, Muslim Kids Expo Manila will bring together educational activities, interactive experiences, competitions, demonstrations and programs designed to nurture confidence, creativity, entrepreneurship and leadership among young participants.

The Toronto edition demonstrated the tremendous potential of creating an environment where children can express their talents and skills while learning about their identity, culture, values and opportunities in a fun and engaging setting.

See what’s new
With its arrival in Manila, Muslim Kids Expo will provide Filipino children and families with an exciting new platform that combines education, entertainment, creativity and empowerment.

“We believe the future of the halal economy belongs not only to today's entrepreneurs and industry leaders, but also to the next generation,” said Nasser Deeb, President of Halal Expo Philippines and Halal Expo Canada. “Muslim Kids Expo gives children an opportunity to participate, learn and demonstrate what they can achieve. Its successful debut in Toronto showed us the tremendous response and potential of this concept, and we are excited to bring it to Manila.”

A High-Level Educational Program
Another major enhancement for Halal Expo Philippines 2027 will be its expanded educational and knowledge program, bringing together high-level local and international speakers, industry experts, government representatives, academics and business leaders.

The program will provide participants with access to market intelligence, emerging trends, technical knowledge, business strategies and practical insights across key sectors of the global halal economy.

Sessions will address opportunities and developments across areas including halal food and beverage, Islamic finance, tourism, cosmetics and personal care, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, certification, export development, technology, investment and international trade.

The program is designed not simply to inform but to equip businesses and professionals with knowledge they can apply to expand their operations, access new markets and compete in the rapidly growing global halal economy.

International speakers will also provide perspectives on global markets and emerging opportunities, giving Philippine businesses valuable insight into how they can position themselves within the expanding ASEAN and international halal marketplace.

More Than an Exhibition
Halal Expo Philippines 2027 will bring together a comprehensive mix of:
B2B halal trade exhibition
International buyers and business matchmaking
Government and industry participation
High-level conferences and educational sessions
International speakers and industry experts
Halal investment and business opportunities
Networking and partnership opportunities
Muslim Kids Expo Manila
Interactive family and community activities
Product showcases and demonstrations
Recognition and awards programs
International halal market opportunities

The expanded format is designed to create meaningful connections between producers, exporters, distributors, retailers, investors, government agencies, certification bodies, professionals and consumers.

Connecting the Philippines to the Global Halal Economy
The Philippines is increasingly positioned to participate in the rapidly expanding global halal economy, with opportunities across food, tourism, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, finance and other sectors.

Halal Expo Philippines aims to serve as a strategic platform connecting Philippine enterprises with regional and international markets, while creating opportunities for foreign companies and investors to explore the Philippines and the wider ASEAN region.

The 2027 edition will also strengthen its international dimension through participation from global halal organizations, international exhibitors, buyers, speakers and industry stakeholders.

Save the Date
HALAL EXPO PHILIPPINES 2027
January 21–24, 2027
Mega Trade Center, SM Mega Mall
Manila, Philippines

Featuring: Muslim Kids Expo Manila
With its combination of business, education, innovation, international participation and family engagement, Halal Expo Philippines 2027 is set to become the most comprehensive edition of the event to date

The Philippines’ halal industry is growing — and HEP 2027 is where the next chapter begins.

About Halal Expo Philippines
Halal Expo Philippines is the Philippines’ premier platform dedicated to showcasing the opportunities, products, services and innovations of the halal economy. The event connects businesses, government, industry organizations, buyers, investors, professionals and consumers while promoting the Philippines as an emerging destination for halal trade, investment and tourism.

For exhibition, sponsorship, speaking, partnership and visitor opportunities, please contact the Halal Expo Philippines organizing team.

Wednesday, October 21, 2026

PHL leads ASEAN push for stronger regional action vs. transnational crime

 
The Philippines is leading regional efforts to strengthen cooperation against transnational crime as ASEAN interior and security ministers gather in Metro Manila for the 20th ASEAN Ministerial Meeting on Transnational Crime (AMMTC) and its Related Meetings on October 19 to 21.

Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) Secretary Juanito Victor C. Remulla, the Philippines’ AMMTC Leader, will lead the discussions on regional responses to major security threats, including trafficking in persons, cybercrime, drug trafficking, money laundering, and illicit arms smuggling.

The AMMTC is ASEAN’s highest policy-making body on cooperation to combat and prevent transnational crime, including border management.

During the three-day event, consultations with China, Japan, and the Republic of Korea will also be held to advance cooperation between ASEAN and its dialogue partners against transnational crime.

The meetings will also highlight key regional initiatives, including declarations on preventing online sexual abuse or exploitation and child sexual abuse or exploitation materials in the digital and artificial intelligence-enabled environment, as well as strengthening the role of ASEAN law enforcement agencies in emergency preparedness and disaster relief.

The Philippines also marks its 11th consecutive year as a Tier 1 country in the U.S. Trafficking in Persons Report, reflecting sustained efforts to meet the U.S. government’s minimum standards for eliminating trafficking in persons.

The meetings will culminate in the symbolic handover of the AMMTC chairmanship from the Philippines to Singapore, marking the transition of leadership in ASEAN’s continuing fight against transnational crime.

Through its hosting of the 20th AMMTC and its Related Meetings, the Philippines reaffirms its commitment to ASEAN solidarity and collective action to strengthen regional security, enhance law enforcement cooperation, and address evolving transnational criminal threats.

PHL sustains Tier 1 ranking in 2026 US TIP report for 11th consecutive year


MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines maintained its Tier 1 status in the US State Department’s 2026 Trafficking in Persons (TIP) Report for the 11th consecutive year, underscoring the Philippine government’s commitment to combat human trafficking.

This was announced by Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) Undersecretary for Peace and Order Nestor B. Sanares, the Philippines’ Senior Officials Meeting on Transnational Crime (SOMTC) Leader, during a press briefing held in Makati City on Monday.

“This milestone underscores the continuing commitment of the Philippine government, through the Inter-Agency Council Against Trafficking (IACAT) and its member agencies, to strengthen prevention, victim protection, prosecution and partnership,” Sanares said.

The Tier 1 ranking indicates that the Philippines meets the minimum standards in combating TIP.

The DILG official noted that the 2026 TIP report attributed the mandatory nationwide implementation of a Victim Identification System, an enhanced National Referral Mechanism, expanded IACAT prosecutorial task forces, and the launch of the IACAT ProtectPortal.

As the Philippines leads preparations for the 20th ASEAN Ministerial Meeting on Transnational Crime (AMMTC), the country also continues to advance regional cooperation against transnational crimes, including human trafficking.

On Monday, various preparatory SOMTC meetings were conducted, bringing together SOMTC leaders from all ASEAN Member States, senior officials from China, Japan, and the Republic of Korea, the Deputy Secretary-General of ASEAN for the ASEAN Political-Security Community (APSC), and members of the respective delegations.

“As host, the Philippines wants results that people can feel: stronger cooperation among our authorities, and better protection for our people against increasingly complex criminal threats,” Sanares emphasized. 

ASEAN–Chinese business leaders are coming together in Manila! 🌏🤝

The 2nd ASEAN–Chinese Business Leaders Summit 2026 takes place on October 18–20 at the Marriott Grand Ballroom, bringing regional business connections and collaboration into the spotlight.

With the theme “Leading ASEAN Forward: Innovation, Resilience, and Regional Collaboration,” the summit highlights the importance of fresh ideas, stronger partnerships, and businesses working together as the region grows and evolves.

The gathering puts the Philippines at the center of conversations on how ASEAN’s business community can navigate change and move forward together.

📍 Ballroom A and B, Marriott Grand Ballroom, Manila
📅 October 18–20, 2026 | 9 AM–5 PM

Participation is by invitation only. Inquiries may be directed to Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc. .

#ASEANChineseBusinessLeadersSummit #FFCCCII #ASEAN2026

Tuesday, October 20, 2026

DILG Convenes ASEAN Ministers against Cybercrime, online scams


MANILA, Philippines – The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) opened the 20th ASEAN Ministerial Meeting on Transnational Crime (AMMTC) in Makati City on Tuesday, with Secretary Jonvic Remulla.

"Criminal networks are taking advantage of technology, economic integration, and cross-border connectivity. No single nation can answer that alone. It takes an ASEAN that is prepared, coordinated, and united," said Remulla, who heads the Philippine delegation as AMMTC Leader and chairs the meeting.

Citing a UNODC report, he noted that online scam operations in parts of Southeast Asia are associated with potential annual economic losses of about US$114 billion.

He added that the criminal economy spanning cybercrime, online scams, trafficking in persons for forced criminality, money laundering, illicit drug trafficking, terrorism and violent extremism, people smuggling, and arms trafficking now runs on corporate-style franchising: shared networks in fraud, money laundering, data theft, human trafficking, and exploitation.

The answer, he said, is a coordinated response that pairs effective law enforcement with prevention, victim protection, public awareness, and stronger cooperation with technology companies.

"Under President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., the Philippines is committed to real-time intelligence-sharing, joint operations, and capacity-building," Remulla said.

Implementing the ASEAN Plan of Action in Combatting Transnational Crime 2026–2035, he said, means putting the frontline first: highly trained investigators, specialized cybercrime units, financial investigators, and stronger coordination across borders.

"Our strength as a region lies not only in the commitments we make, but in our ability to act together," he said. The agenda, he added, must deliver for the more than 700 million people across ASEAN: families who can live without fear, workers protected from exploitation, and children who grow up free from violence and criminal influence.

Ministers will consider proposed outcome documents and country-led initiatives, which the Philippines will elevate for notation at the 49th ASEAN Leaders' Summit in November 2026.

The meeting, held under the Philippines' 2026 ASEAN Chairship theme, "Navigating Our Future, Together," brings together ministers and delegations from all 11 ASEAN Member States.

Remulla also leads the consultations with Dialogue Partners China, Japan, and the Republic of Korea, with senior officials from the three countries and the ASEAN Deputy Secretary-General for the Political-Security Community taking part. 

Thursday, October 15, 2026

DMAP DigiCon 2026: INTEROPERABILITY - Welcome to the Age of Collaboration


The future will not be built in silos. That is the bold message of the *Digital Marketing Association of the Philippines (DMAP)* as it officially unveils *DigiCon 2026*, happening *October 15-16, 2026 at the Grand Ballroom of the Manila Marriott Hotel*.

Now on its *11th year*, DigiCon remains the Philippines' premier gathering for marketers, technologists, creatives, business leaders, and innovators — with over *2,000 delegates* expected this year.

This year's theme: *“Interoperability: Welcome to the Age of Collaboration.”

What is Interoperability?
DMAP defines interoperability as *the ability of different teams, systems, and sectors to work together* — people, technology, data, and business processes driving innovation together. 

“We are entering a new era, an age where progress is powered by coming together,” said *Raymund Sison, Co-Chair of DigiCon 2026*. “The future will not be built in silos. It will not belong to those who work alone. It will be shaped by connections, synergies, and ecosystems of collaboration where ideas, technologies, and communities converge.” 

“DigiCon has always been about what's next,” added Co-Chair *Shayne Madamba*. “In 2026, what's next is working together across disciplines, across industries, and across technology.” 

5 Tracks to Experience
DigiCon 2026 is structured into five immersive tracks
1. *Innovation* - AI and human-machine collaboration, moving beyond AI hype to real business application
2. *Integrated* - Partnerships among organizations from different fields and industries
3. *Immersive* - Creating connected customer experiences across digital and physical channels
4. *Impact* - Purpose-driven cultures, storytelling, and brand purpose
5. *Interactive* - Workshops, collaborative hackathons, and live debates 

What's New in 2026
*1. DigiConX* - A series of satellite pop-up events at schools, campuses, and organizations nationwide, bringing the DigiCon conversation beyond Manila. 
*2. Global Speakers* - International keynotes including *Dr. Christian Busch*, bestselling author of _Connect the Dots_ (USC & London School of Economics), and *Judy John*, Global Chief Creative Officer of Edelman Canada. 
*3. Focus on Collaboration, Not Just Tech* - Unlike previous years focused on emerging tech, DigiCon 2026 examines how companies can build customer experiences through partnerships and involve audiences directly in developing products and campaigns.

As the digital landscape becomes more fragmented by platforms and tools, DMAP reminds us that *interoperability isn't just a technical concept but a mandate* — no brand, platform, or industry succeeds alone. 

Monday, October 12, 2026

Strengthening Economic Cooperation Across Trade, Investment, Innovation, and Regional Integration


The ASEAN–India Business Forum 2026 is a high-level business and policy platform that brings together government leaders, business executives, investors, industry organizations, and key stakeholders from India, the Philippines, and across ASEAN.

Taking place on September 23, 2026, at Dusit Thani Manila, Philippines, the forum aims to strengthen economic and commercial cooperation between India and ASEAN by connecting businesses, facilitating dialogue, and identifying practical opportunities for trade, investment, partnerships, and innovation.

As ASEAN and India deepen their economic relationship, there are significant opportunities to build stronger connections across markets and industries. The forum will explore how businesses can leverage these opportunities while addressing shared challenges in market access, supply chains, technology, investment and regional connectivity.

Five Strategic Areas

The 2026 forum will feature focused discussions across five key areas:

MSMEs, Trade & Investment — Unlocking new markets, investment opportunities and partnerships while enabling MSMEs to participate more actively in regional value chains.


Agriculture & Food Security — Strengthening agricultural productivity, food supply chains, agribusiness cooperation and climate-resilient food systems.

Tourism, Aviation & Connectivity — Exploring opportunities to improve air connectivity, tourism investment, business travel and connections between India, the Philippines and ASEAN.


Digital Economy, AI & Innovation — Examining how artificial intelligence, digital transformation and emerging technologies can drive productivity, innovation and regional competitiveness.


Pharma, Medical Innovation & Healthcare — Identifying opportunities for cooperation in pharmaceuticals, healthcare, medical technology, manufacturing and resilient healthcare supply chains.


From Dialogue to Action


The ASEAN–India Business Forum is designed to go beyond high-level discussions. It provides a platform for participants to meet potential partners, explore markets, exchange insights and identify opportunities for collaboration.


The forum will bring together perspectives from government, business and industry to encourage practical solutions and stronger commercial linkages. Participants will have opportunities to engage with senior decision-makers, explore emerging sectors and build relationships that can continue beyond the event.

With the Philippines serving as an important gateway to the ASEAN market, the forum also highlights the potential for greater India–Philippines business cooperation and for Indian companies to explore opportunities across the broader Southeast Asian region.

Who Should Attend?

The forum is designed for:

  • CEOs, business owners and senior executives
  • Indian, Philippine and ASEAN companies
  • Investors and financial institutions
  • MSMEs and startups
  • Industry associations and chambers of commerce
  • Government and economic officials
  • Technology and innovation companies
  • Pharmaceutical and healthcare organizations
  • Agriculture and agribusiness stakeholders
  • Tourism, aviation and connectivity businesses
  • International and development organizations

Why Attend?

  • Connect with business and government leaders from India, the Philippines and ASEAN.
  • Discover new markets, investment opportunities and emerging sectors.
  • Build partnerships with potential clients, investors, suppliers and strategic collaborators.
  • Learn directly from policymakers and industry leaders about the regional business environment.
  • Explore opportunities in strategic sectors shaping the next phase of ASEAN–India economic growth.

The Opportunity

The ASEAN–India Business Forum 2026 brings together the people and institutions that can help turn the region's economic potential into meaningful business opportunities.

Connect. Collaborate. Invest. Grow.

Join us on September 23, 2026, as ASEAN and India come together to strengthen economic cooperation and build the partnerships that will shape the region's future.

Agenda

  • 09:30 - 09:40FICCI Philippines Remarks

    Vishal Vishnu Hathiramani

    President of Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce (Phil.) Inc.

    09:40 - 09:50FICCI India Remarks

    Puran Chand Dawar

    Chairman; Lead of Delegation at Dawar Footwear Industries; FICCI India

    09:50 - 10:00ASEAN Remarks

    Dato’ Seri N. Gobalakrishnan

    Chairman at ASEAN-India Business Council

    10:00 - 10:10ASEAN-Business Advisory Remarks

    Jose Ma. "Joey" Concepcion III

    Chairman at ASEAN Business Advisory Council (ASEAN-BAC) 2026 and ASEAN-BAC Philippines

    10:10 - 10:20India Remarks

    Shri Nitin Kumar Yadav

    Additional Secretary, Department of Commerce at Ministry of Commerce and Industry, India

    10:20 - 10:30Ambassador’s Address

    H.E. Shri Harsh Kumar Jain

    Ambassador of India to the Republic of the Philippines at Embassy of India - Manila

    10:30 - 10:50Special Ceremony

    Capt. Vedant Bhardwaj

    Vice President for International Relations of Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce (Phil.) Inc.

    10:50 - 11:00Enabling Cross-Border Business: Making the Philippines Easier to Invest in and Do Business With

    Ms. Marbida L. Marbida

    Director of Anti-Red Tape Authority

    11:00 - 11:20Special Address: Mobilizing Capital for ASEAN–India Growth: Financing Trade, Investment, and Economic Integration

    Amit Mehrotra

    SVP & Head - Sales and Business Development at HSBC

    11:20 - 13:00Networking Lunch and Business Matching
    13:00 - 13:50Panel Discussion 1 – MSMEs, Trade, and Investment

    Cathy Yang

    Head of Programs at Cignal TV

    Atty. Allan Gepty

    Undersecretary for the International Trade Group (ITG) at Department of Trade and Industry

    Mariz Regis

    President and CEO of Airspeed International Corporation

    Griselda "Gay" Santos

    Development Finance Executive / Independent Director of UNO Digital Bank

    Sparsh Khandelwal

    Founder & CEO of Stylework Innovation Hub Pvt Ltd

    13:50 - 14:35Panel Discussion 2 - Agriculture & Food Security

    Cherrie Atilano

    Founding Farmer & President of AGREA

    Hon. Philip Young

    Undersecretary for High Value Export Crops and Agri-fishery Export Development and Promotion at Department of Agriculture

    James Amparo

    Senior Adviser at ASEAN Food Security Alliance (AFSA)

    14:35 - 14:55Fireside Chat: Building More Resilient and Accessible Healthcare Systems

    Dr. Miguel Dorotan

    Health Systems Consultant at World Health Organization, Federated States of Micronesia

    Dr. Beaver Tamesis

    President and CEO of Asian Hospital and Medical Center

    Dileep Tiwari

    Managing Director of Biocare Lifesciences Inc.

    Sharon Amanda Pablo

    Country Head at Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd

    15:00 - 15:15Special Investment Announcement

    Ferdinand "Perry" Ferrer

    President of Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry

    Melissa Yap

    President of Victoria Industrial Park

    15:15 - 15:30AYURVEDA IN THE PHILIPPINES

    Dr. Maria Luthgarda Vergeire

    Founder, CEO and Chief Medical Doctor of House of Arogya | Argo Medix Inc.

    15:30 - 16:10Panel Discussion 3 - Tourism, Aviation & Connectivity

    Doris Dumlao-Abadilla

    Assistant Business Editor at Philippine Daily Inquirer

    Dr. Zeny Pallugna

    Director, Office of the Market Development at Department of Tourism

    Atty. Karen Mae Sarinas-Baydo

    Assistant Chief Operating Officer - Tourism Enterprise Zone Management Sector at TOURISM INFRASTRUCTURE AND ENTERPRISE ZONE AUTHORITY (TIEZA)

    Anna Victoria Lu

    President and General Manager of AirAsia Philippines

    Manjit Singh Reandi

    President and CEO of John Hay Management Corporation

    16:10 - 16:20Afternoon Coffee Break
    16:20 - 17:00Panel Discussion 4 – Digital Economy, AI & Innovation

    Bettina Quimson

    Executive Adviser, Digital Trade at ASEAN Business Advisory Council

    Josef Figueroa

    President of Inspira Enterprise India Limited

    Mark Philip "Mack" Comandante

    Founder and CEO; Executive Director; Trustee of Exoasia Innovation Hub; Global AI Council; Cybersecurity Council of the Philippines

    PushPesh Tripathi

    HR Head at Wipro Ltd

    17:00 - 17:10Closing Remarks: Commitment to a Shared ASEAN–India Growth Future

Speakers

  • Vishal Vishnu Hathiramani (President of Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce (Phil.) Inc.)

    Vishal Vishnu Hathiramani

    President of Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce (Phil.) Inc.

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  • Puran Chand Dawar (Chairman; Lead of Delegation at Dawar Footwear Industries; FICCI India)

    Puran Chand Dawar

    Chairman; Lead of Delegation at Dawar Footwear Industries; FICCI India

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  • Dato’ Seri N. Gobalakrishnan (Chairman at ASEAN-India Business Council)

    Dato’ Seri N. Gobalakrishnan

    Chairman at ASEAN-India Business Council

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  • Jose Ma. "Joey" Concepcion III

    Chairman at ASEAN Business Advisory Council (ASEAN-BAC) 2026 and ASEAN-BAC Philippines

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  • Shri Nitin Kumar Yadav (Additional Secretary, Department of Commerce at Ministry of Commerce and Industry, India)

    Shri Nitin Kumar Yadav

    Additional Secretary, Department of Commerce at Ministry of Commerce and Industry, India

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  • H.E. Shri Harsh Kumar Jain (Ambassador of India to the Republic of the Philippines at Embassy of India - Manila)

    H.E. Shri Harsh Kumar Jain

    Ambassador of India to the Republic of the Philippines at Embassy of India - Manila

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  • Capt. Vedant Bhardwaj (Vice President for International Relations of Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce (Phil.) Inc.)

    Capt. Vedant Bhardwaj

    Vice President for International Relations of Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce (Phil.) Inc.

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  • Amit Mehrotra (SVP & Head - Sales and Business Development at HSBC)

    Amit Mehrotra

    SVP & Head - Sales and Business Development at HSBC

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  • Ms. Marbida L. Marbida (Director of Anti-Red Tape Authority)

    Ms. Marbida L. Marbida

    Director of Anti-Red Tape Authority

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  • Ferdinand "Perry" Ferrer

    President of Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry

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  • Melissa Yap (President of Victoria Industrial Park)

    Melissa Yap

    President of Victoria Industrial Park

  • Cathy Yang (Head of Programs at Cignal TV)

    Cathy Yang

    Head of Programs at Cignal TV

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  • Atty. Allan Gepty (Undersecretary for the International Trade Group (ITG) at Department of Trade and Industry)

    Atty. Allan Gepty

    Undersecretary for the International Trade Group (ITG) at Department of Trade and Industry

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  • Mariz Regis (President and CEO of Airspeed International Corporation)

    Mariz Regis

    President and CEO of Airspeed International Corporation

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  • Griselda "Gay" Santos

    Development Finance Executive / Independent Director of UNO Digital Bank

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  • Sparsh Khandelwal (Founder & CEO of Stylework Innovation Hub Pvt Ltd)

    Sparsh Khandelwal

    Founder & CEO of Stylework Innovation Hub Pvt Ltd

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  • Cherrie Atilano (Founding Farmer & President of AGREA)

    Cherrie Atilano

    Founding Farmer & President of AGREA

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  • Hon. Philip Young (Undersecretary for High Value Export Crops and Agri-fishery Export Development and Promotion at Department of Agriculture)

    Hon. Philip Young

    Undersecretary for High Value Export Crops and Agri-fishery Export Development and Promotion at Department of Agriculture

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  • James Amparo (Senior Adviser at ASEAN Food Security Alliance (AFSA))

    James Amparo

    Senior Adviser at ASEAN Food Security Alliance (AFSA)

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  • Dr. Miguel Dorotan (Health Systems Consultant at World Health Organization, Federated States of Micronesia)

    Dr. Miguel Dorotan

    Health Systems Consultant at World Health Organization, Federated States of Micronesia

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  • Sharon Amanda Pablo (Country Head at Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd)

    Sharon Amanda Pablo

    Country Head at Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd

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  • Dr. Beaver Tamesis (President and CEO of Asian Hospital and Medical Center)

    Dr. Beaver Tamesis

    President and CEO of Asian Hospital and Medical Center

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  • Dileep Tiwari (Managing Director of Biocare Lifesciences Inc.)

    Dileep Tiwari

    Managing Director of Biocare Lifesciences Inc.

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  • Dr. Maria Luthgarda Vergeire (Founder, CEO and Chief Medical Doctor of House of Arogya | Argo Medix Inc.)

    Dr. Maria Luthgarda Vergeire

    Founder, CEO and Chief Medical Doctor of House of Arogya | Argo Medix Inc.

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  • Doris Dumlao-Abadilla (Assistant Business Editor at Philippine Daily Inquirer)

    Doris Dumlao-Abadilla

    Assistant Business Editor at Philippine Daily Inquirer

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  • Atty. Karen Mae Sarinas-Baydo (Assistant Chief Operating Officer - Tourism Enterprise Zone Management Sector at TOURISM INFRASTRUCTURE AND ENTERPRISE ZONE AUTHORITY (TIEZA))

    Atty. Karen Mae Sarinas-Baydo

    Assistant Chief Operating Officer - Tourism Enterprise Zone Management Sector at TOURISM INFRASTRUCTURE AND ENTERPRISE ZONE AUTHORITY (TIEZA)

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  • Dr. Zeny Pallugna (Director, Office of the Market Development at Department of Tourism)

    Dr. Zeny Pallugna

    Director, Office of the Market Development at Department of Tourism

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  • Anna Victoria Lu (President and General Manager of AirAsia Philippines)

    Anna Victoria Lu

    President and General Manager of AirAsia Philippines

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  • Manjit Singh Reandi (President and CEO of John Hay Management Corporation)

    Manjit Singh Reandi

    President and CEO of John Hay Management Corporation

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  • Bettina Quimson (Executive Adviser, Digital Trade at ASEAN Business Advisory Council)

    Bettina Quimson

    Executive Adviser, Digital Trade at ASEAN Business Advisory Council

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  • Hon. Brian Poe Llamanzares (Congressman at Congress of the Republic of the Philippines)

    Hon. Brian Poe Llamanzares

    Congressman at Congress of the Republic of the Philippines

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  • Mark Philip "Mack" Comandante

    Founder and CEO; Executive Director; Trustee of Exoasia Innovation Hub; Global AI Council; Cybersecurity Council of the Philippines

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  • Josef Figueroa (President of Inspira Enterprise India Limited)

    Josef Figueroa

    President of Inspira Enterprise India Limited

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  • PushPesh Tripathi (HR Head at Wipro Ltd)

    PushPesh Tripathi

    HR Head at Wipro Ltd

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  • Mr. Gil Gonzales (Senior Adviser at ASEAN-Business Advisory Council)

    Mr. Gil Gonzales

    Senior Adviser at ASEAN-Business Advisory Council