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KEY
DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES |
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TO
HARNESS FOREIGN RELATIONS IN THE ACTIVE PURSUIT OF SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH WITH SOCIAL EQUITY AS EMBODIED IN THE PRINCIPLES
OF PHILIPPINE AGENDA 21 THROUGH :
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TRADE,
INVESTMENT AND TOURISM PROMOTION
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EXTERNAL
TECHNOLOGICAL, SCIENTIFIC AND FINANCIAL RESOURCES TO HELP IMPLEMENT
THE MEDIUM TERM PHILIPPINE DEVELOPMENT PLAN, PARTICULARLY THE
PRO-POOR PROGRAMS OF GOVERNMENT
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EDUCATION
AND HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT; and,
TO
ADVANCE THE HUMAN AND ECONOMIC SECURITY OF THE FILIPINO PEOPLE THROUGH
BILATERAL, REGIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC MECHANISMS,
WE
WILL :
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Overcoming market barriers facing RP exports and services
through
negotiations with other governments, active representation in the
WTO, ASEAN, APEC and ASEM and networks in growth areas
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Concluding or reviewing trade/investment agreements and
monitoring
trends in economic activities in other countries
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Facilitating foreign investments in order to provide job
opportunities to our people
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Assisting local companies in identifying investment
opportunities in
traditional and non-traditional areas for wider market base for RP
products and services
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Promoting
investments in tourism and increasing inflow of tourists;
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Mobilize
appropriate Official Development Assistance (ODA) and private sector
resources for the country's development programs;
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Identify
and obtain relevant and applicable technologies for local use
through :
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Securing appropriate investments and technical assistance,
particularly in the new technologies
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Monitoring the progress of bilateral and multilateral S&T
and
technical cooperation activities
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Negotiating agreements on S&T Cooperation
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Tapping overseas Filipinos for development purposes, e.g.,
Balik-Scientist program
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Support
bilateral, regional and multilateral agreements on the protection of
the environment;
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Assist
in the alternative sourcing of vital economic resources, like food,
water and energy;
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Initiate
bilateral, regional and multilateral arrangements geared towards
ensuring food security, and the delivery of health and nutrition,
housing, education and other social development services; and,
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