OUR WORK
Through its strong relationship with the government, the European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines is able to support member companies by facilitating market access and working on the creation of a level playing field for both European and Filipino companies alike.
The ECCP's 23 sector committees convene to discuss cross-cutting and specific issues, listing key recommendations on actions needed to support market access for European businesses, and enable long-term economic welfare for the Philippines. Below are our advocacy wins in 2021.
23
Advocacy Committees
63
ECCP Signed and Co-signed position papers and letters
183
Engagements with the Philippine and European governments
161
Events
241
Media Engagements
OUR MEMBER STORIES
“As the newly-elected chair of the Real Estate Committee of the ECCP, we are proud to partner with the ECCP under its first real estate arm. We view our membership through this joint advocacy as a valuable investment; in creating solutions and building a platform of idea exchange and best practices amid such an unprecedented global crisis. In the spirit of collaboration, we remain committed to bringing together key players, insights, and related data that will serve as a guide to making business decisions in real estate.“
Lylah Ledonio
Executive DirectorLeechui Property Consultants, Inc.
“The ECCP prioritized a holistic approach in developing its local and international community in this time of uncertainty. They swiftly transitioned their physical services and programs that aim to strengthen business relationships virtually; this includes access to the latest news, insights from leaders in the field, joint foreign chambers, and research that is instrumental in improving people’s lives. Joining ECCP has been paramount to our organizational success. We highly recommend an ECCP membership for anyone who is committed to building long-lasting business relationships across the globe.“
Mharicar Castillo-Reyes
President and Chief Executive OfficerAsticom Technology Inc.
“ECCP is the voice of its members on a wide array of economic and business issues, legislative measures and administrative regulations. It is an effective advocate not just to protect the interest of its members, but to fulfill and secure the goals of the country’s national interest. As the current chair of the customs sub-committee, it is gratifying to be accorded the opportunity to share knowledge and experience with the members. Our firm’s membership with the Chamber opened the doors to great network opportunities and resources to people and organizations from diverse industry groups.“
Mark Anthony Tamayo
PartnerMata-Perez, Tamayo & Francisco
“The ECCP is one of the most dynamic chambers in the country in promoting the development of Philippine-European relations and industry. During the current pandemic, the chamber has continued to be very active in connecting with its members and different stakeholders with relevant content and meaningful engagements. The ECCP continues to be an effective voice in the business community.“
Joseph Hong
ECCP Director / Managing DirectorRobert Bosch, Inc.
“The ECCP is a key partner not only in our insurance inclusion advocacy but also in our work on mobile health as a way to improve access to primary healthcare. It is worth noting that Pru Life UK is the first life insurer member of the ECCP Healthcare Committee. Our collaborative efforts have paved the way for the inclusion of “Digital and Mobile Health Services” as a topic in the 2019 ECCP Healthcare Advocacy Paper and in bringing stakeholders together in pushing the conversation on mobile health forward.“
Antonio "Jumbing" De Rosas
President and Chief Executive OfficerPru Life UK
“We are grateful that T.I.P is a member of the ECCP because of the value-adding sharing from the ECCP webinars. The webinars have provided critical and vital information needed by an institution to survive this pandemic and still remain strong after. The learnings have made us better equipped to perform reengineered duties in this new normal.T.I.P. shall continue to be an active partner of ECCP. We look forward to more engagements with the organization, especially towards more networking and partnership opportunities with its nearly 800 members.“
Dr. Elizabeth Quirino-Lahoz
PresidentTechnological Institute of the Philippines
