Marcos Urges Foreign Firms to Invest in PH Electric Vehicle Industry
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged foreign manufacturers to invest in the Philippines' electric vehicle (EV) industry, aiming for EVs to comprise 50% of the country's fleet by 2040. The call was made during a visit to Sazgar Philippines Inc.'s plant.
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