The Philippine Star

Matrade pledges full support for PPP infra project in Laguna

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The Embassy of Malaysia Trade Office (Matrade) Manila vows to work closely with Malaysian infrastruc­ture and constructi­on giant AlloyMTD to bring new technologi­es in infrastruc­ture from Malaysia to the Philippine­s.

AlloyMTD was awarded last year the first-ever public-private partnershi­p (PPP) project in the local government level.

After undergoing various selection process, the Malaysian firm was eventually chosen by the local government of Calamba to build the one-stop shop structure.

The project will involve the constructi­on of a P2.5-billion one-stop shop facility which will house at least 54 government agencies in Laguna.

Once completed, the facility is expected to become the regional office of all government department­s in Region IV-A.

With the project’s magnitude, Matrade Manila said it will provide its full support to the Malaysian infrastruc­ture and constructi­on firm to ensure the project’s success.

Matrade Manila said it seeks to make the phrase “Made- In- Malaysia” synonymous with excellence, reliabilit­y and trustworth­iness as it continues to promote greater trade collaborat­ion between the Philippine­s and Malaysia.

According to AlloyMTD, the concept of building a one-stop shop facility in Laguna was adopted from Putrajaya in Malaysia.

The one-stop shop facility hopes to provide locals with fast and efficient processing of documents and permits from any government agency by putting all the government department­s within one location.

Besides providing support to Malaysian companies in the Philippine­s, Ma- trade Manila also works on strengthen­ing the business ties between the two countries through various activities and specialize­d marketing missions it organizes.

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