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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. THE Last Mile School Electrification Progarm is a joint initiative of the National Electrification Administration and the Department of Education aimed at providing electricity to public schools in remote or underserved areas across the Philippines.

    Solar power push targets 294 remote schools

    The government aims to electrify 294 remote public schools nationwide by the end of 2026 through the National Electrification Administration’s Last Mile School…

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  3. COP 31 and Pax Silica

    COP 31 and Pax Silica

    If Pax Silica, with its data centers and other strategic facilities is to be built, let it come with its own renewable power, resilient transport, and water…

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