Belgian Firm Eyes Oil Refinery, Depot Construction in Philippines
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Belgian Firm Eyes Oil Refinery, Depot Construction in Philippines

A Belgium-based firm has expressed interest in constructing an oil refinery and depot in the Philippines. The project reportedly requires no public funds and aligns with the government's goal to position the country as an oil storage hub for Asia.

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