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Coffee table book. The Federation of Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry Inc. launches its first coffee table book entitled ‘Dugong Tsinoy, Pusong Pinoy’ in Binondo, Manila. Leading the ceremonial turnover of the book are FFCCCII vice president Jeffrey Ng, book editor AA Patawaran, FFCCCII president Dr. Cecilio Pedro and FFCCCII board member and public information and media committee chairman Wilson Lee Flores.
Several events were organized to commemorate the occasion, starting with the unveiling of the coffee table book and the FFCCCII exhibit. The 70th anniversary welcome dinner took place at the East Ocean Palace in Paranaque on March 8. Prov. Wang RiGen, a long-time researcher on Filipino-Chinese issues from Xiamen University, said the success of FFCCCII could be attributed to three factors. FFCCCII advocated for collective naturalization, granting local Chinese equal rights and obligations with Filipinos, paving the way for Filipino-Chinese to make significant contributions to the Philippines as well.
FFCCCII said it is committed to continuing its significant role in national development in the future. Secretary Frederick Go, Special Assistant to the President for Investment and Economic Affairs, outlined several government projects, including initiatives to improve the ease of doing business in the Philippines.
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