It was an eventful Thursday in Taguig, where a posh hotel hosted the vaunted Luzon Economic Corridor Investment Forum—a first-of-its-kind gathering that packed some 600 local and international investors and business executives into a single hall.
Graced by President Marcos himself and top diplomats, government and business representatives from the 13 LEC partner countries, the event was bound to be a security headache.
And when the program finally began, awkwardness filled the room.
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The President took the stage by himself in front of hundreds of business bigwigs. FEATURED STORIES
