The Philippines has set a target to be able to implement a “three steps in three days” scheme in registering for businesses in the country by as early as 2017, in a bid to attract more investors to the country.

National Competitiveness Council (NCC) co-chairman for the private sector Guillermo Luz announced this goal in a recent competitiveness meeting, saying that the NCC together with the DTI and other concerned departments, agencies, and local government units pledged to work to further ease the doing business in the country.

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