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International Humanitarian Law Philippines

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  1. DTI Secretary Cris Roque and Chilean Foreign Minister Alberto van Klaveren have formalized the Philippines-Chile Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement in December 2024. Negotiations have been concluded; talks are finished but the actual signing is pending while adjustments are being made for legal reviews. After the agreement is signed, both governments must ratify and effect approval processes before the CEPA takes effect which is expected in 2027.

    Traders encouraged to tap Chile market

    Juan Manuel Millan, CEO of international business development consultancy Gedeth Network,said Chile offers an attractive market because of its purchasing power…

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  2. OVER two years since SMC-led New NAIA Infra Corp. took over, the latter has spent P6.8 billion out of a total P72 billion rehabilitation program on the Ninoy Aquino International Airport. Improvements include new lounges, self-check-in kiosks and automated immigration processes while plans for the future will have terminal reassignments and expansion to increase capacity 62 million passengers yearly.

    NAIA braces for more foreign flights

    International passenger traffic rose 2.6 percent to 19.93 million from 1 January to 22 October, despite global aviation disruptions caused by the Middle East…

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