PEZA urges Israeli firms to invest in PH
The Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) is courting Israeli companies to expand in the Philippines and help boost the country’s global value supply chain.
At the virtual Israel Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (ICCP) 23rd General Membership Meeting, PEZA Director General Charito B. Plaza said the seven Israeli firms registered with PEZA have combined investments of P114.5 million.
While this is a great contribution to the Philippine economy, Plaza said that the agency aims to “attract more Israeli investors in the Philippines and widen our reach for industries unique only in the Middle East.”
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