Sunny days up ahead, P-noy tells exporters
President Aquino assuaged fears of Filipino e<porters at a time when economic giants # and Europe are e < periencing financial slowdown, reassuring them that there will eventually be light at the end of the tunnel.
“I remain confident in your ability to weather the storm,” he told the businessmen who attended the th anniversary of PhilE < port at the World Trade enter in Pasay ity Tuesday night.
“2our situation is not much different from what our administration encountered when we first came into office,” Aquino related, recalling they too didn’t know “e<actly what we would find.”
“Even before we started, we knew there were problems we would have to deal with, but we were still staggered by the sheer amount of anomalies we uncovered every day, seemingly in every sector,” he said.
> ut faith in od and in members of the abinet allowed them to put things in order Aquino said, adding that “as we found these problems, we worked long nights to find solutions, and through hard work, perseverance, and a little creativity, we did indeed found the solutions.”
“This gives me optimism that when the world recovers from the recession, our e<ports sector will be ready,” Aquino said with confidence and urged the business sector to keep their faith in government in terms of support.
“All I ask is that you continue what you have been doing these past several years, and that you stand by us as we