BOI
Orientation-Seminar on 2011 IPP, 1st City Investment Confab slated in
Ormoc
By MARIVIC ALCOBER, PIA 8
October
7, 2011
TACLOBAN CITY
– The Board of Investments (BOI), together with the Local Government
of Ormoc City, and the Department of Trade & Industry (DTI) Leyte
Provincial Office, in coordination with the Ormoc City Chamber of
Commerce and Industry and other private business organizations in
Ormoc will be hosting a BOI Orientation-Seminar on the 2011 Investment
Priorities Plan (IPP), and at the same time, the 1st Ormoc City
Investment Conference or I-Con.
This was bared by DTI-Leyte
Provincial Information Officer Suzette R. Pablo, who shared that the
Orientation-Seminar and the Investment Conference will be held at the
New Ormoc City Hall, Ormoc City on October 17-20, 2011.
The discussions during
the said orientation-seminar, Ms. Pablo reported, will focus on the
proposed 2011 National Investment Priorities Plan in the country,
while subjects of discussions during the Investment Conference will
center on the latest opportunities specifically in the areas of
agri-business, tourism, information and communication technology or
ICT, and the latest trends in business service development.
During the four-day
activity, there will be a tourism, trade, investment and industrial
exhibit, a DTI Diskwento Sales Caravan, as well as an Agro-Agri, Aqua
Fair.
On the other hand, a
series of activities has also been lined-up on October 19, and some of
these are: the BOI Orientation-Seminar on the 2011 Investment
Priorities Plan; BOI On-Site SME Project Registration; Philippine
Business Registry MOA signing with Usec Zenaida C. Malaya and Ormoc
City Mayor Eric Codilla.
On the same day, there
will also be an induction of the Ormoc City Local Price Coordinating
Council; and the Ormoc City Investment Conference - Business
Consultation and Matching on: agri-business, tourism, and information
and communication technology.
Lastly, Pablo
revealed that ten SMEs in Ormoc City will also be given recognition
and award, and at the same time the Department of Education will
turn-over PCPS 4 computer package to a school in Ormoc.