ILOILO CITY: About 500 policy makers, private sector representatives, development partners and entrepreneurs are expected to gather in the city for a two-day national micro, small and medium entrepreneurs summit which will kick off on Monday.
The summit will “discuss how to further maximize the potential of Philippine MSMEs as engines of economic growth,” said Ruby Melliza, information officer of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) in Western Visayas.
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