The Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (FFCCCII) has contributed to nation-building and socio-economic development ever since its establishment 65 years ago in 1954. From then on, they have continuously worked hand in hand with the government in pursuit of national economic growth and social progress.

 The Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (FFCCCII) has contributed to nation-building and socio-economic development ever since its establishment 65 years ago in 1954. From then on, they have continuously worked hand in hand with the government in pursuit of national economic growth and social progress.

"I know you are all concerned about the situation in the South China Sea. I would like to say a few words. The South China Sea issue is not something we have today. It’s being part of the history. But over the four or five decades in the past, China is firm with adhering to the policy of peaceful settlement. And this policy will remain and will continue. Despite the differences we have, we are ready to discuss with claimant states over the differences we have. We always believe dialogue is much better than confrontation." - Amb. Zhao Jianhua take on the South China Sea issue during his speech for the 92nd Anniversary of People's Liberation Army.

"I know you are all concerned about the situation in the South China Sea. I would like to say a few words. The South China Sea issue is not something we have today. It’s being part of the history. But over the four or five decades in the past, China is firm with adhering to the policy of peaceful settlement. And this policy will remain and will continue. Despite the differences we have, we are ready to discuss with claimant states over the differences we have. We always believe dialogue is much better than confrontation." - Amb. Zhao Jianhua take on the South China Sea issue during his speech for the 92nd Anniversary of People's Liberation Army.

Bureau of Customs (BOC) Assistant Commissioner Vincent Philip Maronilla delivered a keynote speech about the progress and priorities of BOC this year. He shared information about the newly improved technological operations of BOC during the luncheon meeting with ECCP members.

Bureau of Customs (BOC) Assistant Commissioner Vincent Philip Maronilla delivered a keynote speech about the progress and priorities of BOC this year. He shared information about the newly improved technological operations of BOC during the luncheon meeting with ECCP members. 

Because of the changing circumstances on policy formulation, there are promises of President Duterte's during the campaign trail that are ongoing because of these issues' complexity. With that said, the administration has been taking these promises seriously by presenting step-by-step solutions to these challenges. There are 11 of these issues

Because of the changing circumstances on policy formulation, there are promises of President Duterte's during the campaign trail that are ongoing because of these issues' complexity. With that said, the administration has been taking these promises seriously by presenting step-by-step solutions to these challenges. There are 11 of these issues

Federation of Filipino Chinese Chambers of Commerce & Industry, Inc. (FFCCCII) officers donated 700 new public school buildings for rural areas in the Philippines. This is in line with their civic project known as 'Operation barrio Schools".

Federation of Filipino Chinese Chambers of Commerce & Industry, Inc. (FFCCCII) officers donated 700 new public school buildings for rural areas in the Philippines. This is in line with their civic project known as 'Operation barrio Schools". 

Here are the campaign promises of PRRD that he had been able to fulfill within his three years in office. Six of these are signed by law, four through executive orders, one through a Supreme Court decision and one through presidential pardon.

Here are the campaign promises of PRRD that he had been able to fulfill within his three years in office. Six of these are signed by law, four through executive orders, one through a Supreme Court decision and one through presidential pardon.