Philippines, Chile to Sign Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement on Nov. 19
The Philippines will sign a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) with Chile on November 19. This marks the Philippines' first trade deal in Latin America and is expected to open new export markets for agriculture, semiconductors, and mineral products.
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