A big financial institution owned by the Japanese government is looking at several partnerships with Philippine companies on energy development, while an Indonesian tycoon has committed to assist President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s administration improve the lives of Filipinos through social work and the provision of low-cost housing and possibly a hospital, Malacañang said Thursday, June 1. Chair Tadashi Maeda of the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) met with President Marcos in Malacañang on Wednesday to relay the bank's intention to have energy tie-ups with local firms in the areas of liquefied natural gas and other power sources such as hydropower, solar, and wind.

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