The National Competitiveness Council of the Philippines (NCCP) said on Friday that the Philippines went up in seven out of eight competitiveness indices for 2013, according to its Global Competitiveness Performance of the Country report.
Guillermo Luz, NCCP co-chairman of the private sector, said in his 2013 year-end message that the Philippines climbed on world competitiveness rankings within the year, and is expecting to rise to the top by 2016.
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