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From sea power to industrial power: Shipbuilding can spark a Filipino industrial revolution

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By Franz-Michael Mellbin
| The Philippine STAR Verified
New technology has opened a channel for the world’s most trusted maritime nation to redraw the map of global shipbuilding — anchoring jobs, innovation, green growth, and large-scale manufacturing in the Philippines. The Philippines has long powered the world’s fleets with its people. Now it has the chance to power the global shipbuilding industry itself.
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Open for business? Europe’s billions on hold

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By Franz-Michael Mellbin
| Philippine Daily Inquirer Verified
The Marcos administration hit the gas on economic reform—but there’s no room for stalling if it wants to reach the finish line. As President Marcos Jr. enters the second half of his term, the Philippines stands at a crossroads. The country has taken promising steps toward economic reform and to attract foreign investors—not least from Europe. Yet, the road ahead requires sustained, decisive action.
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Open for business? Europe’s billions on hold

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By Franz-Michael Mellbin
| Philippine Daily Inquirer Verified
The Marcos administration hit the gas on economic reform—but there’s no room for stalling if it wants to reach the finish line. As President Marcos Jr. enters the second half of his term, the Philippines stands at a crossroads. The country has taken promising steps toward economic reform and to attract foreign investors—not least from Europe. Yet, the road ahead requires sustained, decisive action.
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