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The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI), the biggest voice of business in the country, expressed support to government’s declaration of the State of National Energy Emergency, saying it is timely and necessary to mitigate the economic impact of the global energy supply disruption driven by the escalating tensions in the Middle East.
In a statement, PCCI President Perry A. Ferrer said that the business community recognizes the issuance of EO 110, which will be in effect for one year, as first step to ensure sufficient energy supply and stabilize prices.
“The PCCI supports any measures of the government to absorb and stabilize the increasing prices of fuel and basic commodities. It has been three weeks since the war started and several increases have already been implemented – now we are seeing its effect – higher costs of logistics, transportation, and goods,” Ferrer said.
He warned that if the ongoing war extends beyond two to three months, it would be very difficult for the Philippine economy. One of the sectors that will be significantly affected would be the MSMEs. “The longer it (war) takes, the lesser the chances for our MSMEs to bounce-back. We have to understand our MSMEs are the backbone of our economy comprise of 1.2 million enterprises,” he added.
Ferrer underscored that energy stability is important to sustaining economic growth, protecting livelihoods, and ensuring competitiveness of Philippine industries. He said the government should ensure that domestic supply could last for more than 90 days and beyond.
The PCCI Chief also called for consultative and transparent implementation of EO 110 and the Unified Package for Livelihoods, Industry, Food, and Transport (UPLIFT), ensuring that the most affected sectors will receive and benefit from this temporary relief.
Moreover, Ferrer noted the importance of having a masterplan for self-sufficiency, drawing lessons from– COVID pandemic and energy crisis. “We should rethink and reset our priorities locally so that our country will not panic in times of crisis. We should learn from our neighboring countries in Asia like Japan, which has reserves sufficient for eight months,” he stressed.

PCCI Welcomes issuance of EO 110

PCCI President Perry Ferrer and His Excellency Eduardo Young Virzi, Ambassador of Panama to the Philippines, held a significant meeting on March 23, 2026, to discuss expanding bilateral cooperation between the two nations. With more than 80 years of diplomatic relations, this timely dialogue focused on enhancing not only the maritime and electronics sectors but also other key areas of trade, investment, and economic collaboration. Ambassador Young highlighted Panama's strategic position, emphasizing the immense potential of the Colon Free Zone as a business hub that could serve as a bridge for Philippine companies seeking new markets in Latin America. Both leaders also explored opportunities for joint ventures, infrastructure development, and cultural exchange. The meeting marked a pivotal moment in further strengthening the Philippines-Panama partnership, with both sides committed to creating long-term, mutually beneficial ties that will drive growth, innovation, and prosperity for both nations.

PCCI President Perry Ferrer and His Excellency Eduardo Young Virzi, Ambassador of Panama to the Philippines

Future-Proof Your Business: Philippines-Japan Environmental Technologies Exchange Seminar
Is your company ready to meet the Philippines’ water quality and effluent standards?
Join the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI) and the Ministry of the Environment, Japan (MOEJ) for an exclusive seminar focused on sustainable infrastructure and advanced water solutions.
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Learn about the Philippines' priority environmental challenges and technology requirements.
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Discover practical, small-scale, and MSME-applicable environmental and recycling technologies. Learn about affordable, on-site solutions for key issues like wastewater treatment to boost efficiency and compliance.
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Engage in direct business matching opportunities with leading Japanese companies who are actively seeking partners to implement their proven environmental solutions in the Philippines.
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Time: 9:30 AM – 11:45 AM
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Philippines-Japan Environmental Technologies Exchange Seminar

The landscape of corporate transparency in the Philippines is reaching a pivotal turning point. As we move toward the 2026 adoption of PFRS S1 and S2, our local enterprises have a unique opportunity to speak the universal language of global capital. At PCCI, we are committed to ensuring our members are not just compliant, but competitive. That is why we are partnering with the experts at @GCSS, Inc. to bring you a specialized executive briefing on the IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards. Who Should Attend? This session is specifically designed for the strategic architects of our member organizations: 1. Sustainability &amp; ESG Leaders: CSOs and managers moving from narrative reporting to technical, financial-grade disclosures. 2. Corporate Governance Professionals: Compliance Officers and Board Secretaries aligning with SEC MC No. 16, S. 2025. 3. Tier 1 PLCs &amp; Large Non-Listed Companies (LNLs): Leadership from firms with a Market Cap &gt;P50B or revenues &gt;P15B navigating the upcoming mandatory cycles. What to Expect at this Executive Briefing: 1. The Muti-Year Roadmap: Understanding the SEC’s tiered rollout and your specific timeline for 2026-2029. 2. Data Governance: Moving from manual collection to a "Performance Engine" that your Board and investors can trust. 3. The "Financial Lens": How to bridge your current sustainability efforts into the financial-grade disclosures required for verified integrity. Join the Convesation: * March 23, 2026 (Monday) * 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM (PHT) * Online via Zoom | REGISTER HERE: <a href="https://gcssinc.com/ifrstransition/" target="_self">https://gcssinc.com/ifrstransition/</a> 
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2026 adoption of PFRS S1 and S2

In celebration of Women’s Month, the Inquirer gathers remarkable women leaders at the Inquirer Women of Power Summit 2026.
With the theme “Guarding Legacies, Guiding Generations” this year’s summit features past Women of Power Awardees—women who have built enduring institutions, upheld values, and continue to mentor and inspire the next generation of leaders.
Be part of an empowering afternoon of:
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March 24, 2026 | 1:30 PM
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Inquirer Women of Power Summit 2026

LOOK: PCCI Director for Health and Wellness Dr. Hernando Delizo joins as a panelist in Sessions 4.1 and 4.2: Working Hand-in-Hand towards Sustainable and Inclusive Agrifood Investments at the Asia and the Pacific Food Systems Forum (Philippine Investment Forum) hosted by the Asian Development Bank at its head office.
The panel being centered on "Competitive and Nutrition-Sensitive Value Chains – Upgrading Economic and Dietary Value," Dr. Delizo advocated that the ease of doing business is fundamental to building a competitive, nutrition-sensitive value chain. He stressed the need for clarity of policy, predictability, and stability to strengthen the business climate and boost investor confidence — noting that fragmented implementation of national policies creates a disconnect that dampens investment and stalls efforts to upgrade both the economic and dietary value of food systems. He also identified the lack of market-driven aggregation value as the most significant constraint facing the food system today, one that continues to drive food losses and inefficiencies.
On upgrading dietary value, Dr. Delizo called for a fundamental shift in perspective — from "calorie per hectare" to "value per calorie,” prioritizing nutritional quality over volume. He argued that when policy makes high-nutrition food production more profitable, private investment will naturally follow.
He also warned that without a functioning value chain, the system ends up incentivizing sickness over prevention. These structural gaps carry a massive economic cost, with diet-related diseases such as diabetes and obesity. This underscores the urgent need for a preventative, nutrition-centered approach to food systems.

Sustainable and Inclusive Agrifood Investments at the Asia and the Pacific Food Systems Forum (Philippine Investment Forum)

As the Philippines chairs the Association of Southeast Asian (ASEAN) this year, the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI), the largest voice of business in the country, urged leaders in the region to take immediate action in addressing energy, water, and food security concerns across the ASEAN amidst the on-going tensions in the Middle East.&nbsp;
“We need to look at our energy, water, and food security now. We hope our leaders are discussing these concerns at the ASEAN Ministerial Meetings,” PCCI President Perry Ferrer said in an interview.&nbsp;
Ferrer underscored the importance of Member States tackling the impact of the war and come up with a concrete agreement to safeguard supply chains and maintain economic stability, and ensure support to MSMEs while protecting their people.&nbsp;
He said that ASEAN’s young and dynamic population with over 700 million population combined with its MSMEs driven economy must be secured and protected from the rising fuel costs driven by the war in the Middle East.&nbsp;
“As a regional block, we should be united in addressing the crisis. There is a now that we have to deal with,” Ferrer added, stressing that the Philippines is sourcing coal from Indonesia that feeds the baseload of powerplants and refined fuel Singapore, Malaysia, and South Korea&nbsp;
Ferrer said that Philippines should also reach out bilaterally to its trading partners to ensure consistent supply of fuel.&nbsp;
Moreover, Ferrer also said that PCCI is working with government come-up with strategies that would mitigate the impact of fuel hikes. “We are working with the government on where they can subsidize to absorb fuel increases. It’s the fuel that triggers all these. It’s a chain reaction. With the rising fuel cost, the logistics cost also increases,” he added.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Earlier, the PCCI urged Congress to grant President Marcos emergency powers to cushion the impact of price hikes on Filipino households and businesses. It also expressed support to any government measures – whether reducing excise tax, VAT, or other funding sources.

ASEAN urged to prioritize energy, food and water security

In a panel discussion titled: “Perspectives on Upgrading Quality for Philippines’ Export Competitiveness”. Mr. Ferrer recognized the capacity of the country’s semiconductor industry to comply with both mandatory and voluntary standards, due to its already existing presence in global value chains. However, he also emphasized that such a level of readiness may not be the case for smaller enterprises.&nbsp;
“Our biggest challenge in the chamber is educating them to believe that they have to meet these standards or else: No compliance, no sales.“ he said.
In this context, he highlighted the ongoing free trade agreements (FTAs) negotiations like the Canada and EU FTAs which present significant opportunities for the Philippines to access more lucrative markets, and the role of Tatak Pinoy in certifying that Philippine products and services are credible and meet international standards.
The event primarily draws insights on World Development Report 2025 which highlights the vital role of strong NQI institutions in driving productivity, expanding market access, and supporting economic transformation, as well as lessons from Korea’s experience in building a robust and internationally recognized NQI system.

PCCI President Ferdinand Ferrer serves as a panelist in the World Bank’s National Quality Infrastructure Dialogue

Amid the rising prices in petroleum products driven by the escalating tensions in the Middle East, the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI), the largest business organization in the country, supports the move of the government to conserve and save energy by adopting a four-day work week measures. However, PCCI stressed that such arrangement is only feasible to certain industry sectors.&nbsp;
For manufacturing and other industries with continuous and specific operational requirements, this set-up may not be practical. Factories with backlogs cannot simply stop production as it may disrupt delivery of commitments. However, some companies are already implementing compressed workweek where employees complete the standard 40 hours a week or 10 hours per day for four days, ensuring they continue to receive full pay while maintaining productivity and shifting.&nbsp;&nbsp;
The PCCI also recognizes benefit of a four-day work week especially to commuting public. Employees working for four days instead of five could save roughly 20 percent on transportation cost. Similarly, those who drive to work would benefit from reduced fuel consumption, parking fees and other travel-related expenses.&nbsp;
With fuel increases expected to impact logistics costs and consumer products in the coming weeks and months, the PCCI urges Congress to grant President Marcos emergency powers to cushion the impact of price hikes on Filipino households and businesses. The PCCI also expressed its support to any government measures – whether reducing excise tax, VAT, or other funding sources.&nbsp;
The private sector has already initiated conservation efforts, including carpooling, work-from-home arrangements, adjusting air-conditioning settings for efficiency, and investing in renewable energy such as solar. These measures, combined with bulk purchasing and industry coordination, reflect our commitment to reducing fuel and energy consumption.

PCCI's statement on the four-day work week

The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI), the voice of Philippine business today expressed its support to give President Marcos emergency powers to implement measures that will absorb and stabilize prices amid looming fuel increases brought about by the escalating tensions in the Middle East.&nbsp;
“We support whatever means – whether reducing excise tax, VAT, or tapping other funding sources - because we are in a crisis. If the market cannot absorb these pending price increases, hindi tatakbo ang economy,” PCCI President Perry Ferrer said in an interview.&nbsp;
He said that the fuel increases would immediately impact on logistics, transportation, and overall cost of goods.&nbsp;
“We are shocked when we hear P17-20 pesos or more increase in fuel transportation costs. Pagnagtaas ang fuel, the cost of moving goods increases immediately, and so do the prices of transporting goods,” he added.&nbsp;
Ferrer said that private sector is appealing to government to temporarily absorb or mitigate the impact of fuel hikes to stabilize prices.&nbsp;
“Our request to government is to absorb temporarily the fuel price increases. Hopefully, mabigyan ng authority ang Presidente to exercise and use other means that will help cushion potential shocks this week or next week,” Ferrer stressed, adding that there should also be a balance in implementing the measure.&nbsp;
The PCCI Chief also noted that the government should reach out to its neighboring countries in Asia – Singapore, Malaysia, and South Korea- where most of our refined fuel products are sourced, ensuring sufficient supply to stabilize prices in the coming weeks.&nbsp;
Furthermore, Ferrer stressed that the private sector has already begun implementing cost-saving measures, including carpooling, work-from-home arrangements, adjusting air-conditioning settings, bulk purchasing, and investing in renewable energy such as solar.
“We certainly need to put temporary measures in place immediately to minimize impact of fuel hikes,” he said

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