Leapfrogging Exports through Innovationand Collaboration

DIRECTOR SENEN M. PERLADADTI – Export Marketing Bureau

Annual Merchandise Export Performance (PSA)

Value in US$ Billion

% Growth

Actual CAGR (Exports 2010-16)

1.5%

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

VALUE 51.498 48.304 52.1 56.69 62.1 58.82 56.31

% GROWTH 33.98 -6.86 7.86 8.81 9.54 -5.28 -4.27

Annual Merchandise Export Performance (PSA)

Value in US$ Billion

% Growth

Projected CAGR (Exports 2010-17)

3.38%

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

VALUE 51.498 48.304 52.1 56.69 62.1 58.82 56.31 65

% GROWTH 33.98 -6.86 7.86 8.81 9.54 -5.28 -4.27 15.43

Annual Services Export Performance(BPM6)

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Value 17.78 18.88 20.44 23.34 25.50 29.07 31.27

Growth 26.29 6.16 8.27 14.17 9.27 13.99 7.59

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Actual CAGR (Exports 2010-16)

9.9%

Value in US$ Billion

% Growth

Actual CAGR (Exports 2010-16)

5.4%

10 11 12 13 14 15 16

VALUE 54.55 57.15 66.82 67.85 75.32 72.26 74

% GROWTH 26.21% 4.77% 16.92% 1.54% 11.01% -4.06% 2.41%

Annual Total Export Performance(BPM6)

Structure of PH Exports

Goods74%

(30.73 B)

Services26%

(11.06 B)

2010US$ 41.80 B

Goods58%

(43.44 B)

Services42%

(31.27 B)

2016US$ 74 B

Source: BPM6 (BSP)

▷ Advocated the passage / issuance of:- R.A. 10668: Foreign Vessels Co-Loading Law

(Cabotage Law)- R.A. 10667: Competition Law- R.A. 10863: Customs Modernization and Tariff Act

(CMTA)- IRR of R.A. 9516 on Controlled Chemicals- IRR of R.A. 10817 on the PH Halal Export

Development and Promotion Program

PEDP 2015-2017 Some of our notable accomplishments…

STRATEGY 8: Enhance the innovative capacity of the export sector through an efficient system of national innovation

PEDP 2015-2017

Startup Ecosystem Development Program (SEDP)

Innovation Hub

Philippine Exports Compared to Selected ASEAN Neighbors

(based on 2010-16 CAGR %)

PHL IND MYS THA VNM

Goods 1.5 (1.5) (0.8) 1.5 20.4

Services 9.9 6.1 (0.4) 11.6 8.8

TOTAL 4 (0.6) (0.7) 3.4 19.5

Note: Numbers may not tally due to rounding off.

Source: Trademap

After a long,

dreary winter,

can springbe far

behind?

Short-term recovery, long-term challenges

Anti-globalization and protectionist tendencies

“We want to start making our products again. We don’t want tobring them in; we want to make them here. That doesn’tmean wedon’t trade because we do trade, but we want to make ourproducts here.”

On TPP:

On bringing manufacturing back to America:

Brexit

• Article 50 - Treaty of Lisbon

• Process triggered on March 29th

• Expected to be completed in summer of 2019, depending

on the timetable agreed during negotiations

innovate.

Image source: http://spacenews.com/sponsored/industrial-revolution/

E-commerce

Megatrends

Digitalization

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The Future of Trading according to Jack Ma: eWTP

Electronic World Trade Platform

- Will aid SMEs to overcome complex regulations, processes, and barriers that hinder their participation in global commerce.

- Not intended to supplant the WTO, but rather to complement it.

Source: www.alizila.com

collaborate.

The Philippine Export Development Plan

MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR (MC) NO. 91(2016)

MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR (MC) NO. 27(2017)

The Philippine Export Development Plan

Along with roadmaps, which are products of strategic plans…

we need a compass to set the direction for our

country’s TRUE NORTH.

“By 2040, the Philippines shall be a prosperous, predominantly middle-class society where no one is poor.

Our peoples will enjoy long and healthy lives, are smart and innovative, and will live in a high-trust society”

Vision for Country

export!

Exports generate employment!

Exports contribute significantly to GDP!Year Exports

percent share to GDP*

2010 50.6%

2011 47.6%

2012 48.4%

2013 44.8%

2014 47.5%

2015 48.6%

2016 50.3%

Source: BSP

*GDP by expenditure shares and Net Primary Income (constant 2000 prices)

US$ 122 – 131 B exports of both goods and services

by 2022

Our