Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation (MMPC) President and CEO Ritsu Imaeda met with Bureau of Customs (BOC) Port of Batangas District Collector Carmelita Talusan and Department of Trade and Industry–Board of Investments (DTI-BOI) Executive Director Corazon Halili-Dichosa during the Philippine International Motor Show (PIMS), reflecting the company’s continued commitment to constructive engagement with government stakeholders who contribute to the growth and competitiveness of the Philippine automotive manufacturing industry.
In Photo: (Left to Right) 1st Photo- BOC Port of Batangas Deputy Collector for Assessment Julius Altiche; MMPC President & CEO Ritsu Imaeda; and BOC Port of Batangas District Collector Carmelita Talusan. 2nd Photo- Almazora Body Builders & Laguna Carparts EVP Conrad Almazora; MMPC President & CEO Ritsu Imaeda; DTI-BOI Executive Director Corazon Halili-Dichosa; Truck Manufacturers Association, Inc. Chairman Emeritus Cicente Mills, Jr.
MMPC’s has a longstanding partnership with the Bureau of Customs Port of Batangas, a key gateway that supports the efficient importation of the brand’s vehicles and components. As one of the country’s leading importers, MMPC recognizes the importance of close coordination with the bureau in facilitating trade and supporting business operations. Meanwhile, MMPC’s values its collaboration with the DTI-BOI, aligning its investments and long-term commitments with the development goals of the Philippine automotive sector. This includes the company’s support for government electrification programs, setting in the pipeline the local production of hybrid electric vehicles.
“Constructive engagement with our government stakeholders remains important as we continue to contribute to the growth of the Philippine automotive industry,” said Imaeda. “We value the opportunity to exchange insights with our partners in government and explore ways to support shared economic and industrial objectives,” he added.
