Sese, Clifford Jhon D.

Its strength lies mostly in its young English speaking work force. The main drive
are the BPO/Call centers (the country is the world epicenter of call centers). Next
to it is the remittances send by overseas Filipino workers. The money provided by
these two engines of growth helps to support the third engine which is
consumption. The country has a lot “big" malls. For now, the Philippines is
enjoying high rate of growth which is good. More middle class means more
sustainable growth for the country.
Talent, the availability of a large, skilled, creative and educated work force, with
close familiarity with Western culture and proficiency in the English language.
Their talent and passion for creativity is internationally recognized, and creates an
“assurance” or a trademark of good performance (in the case of performance arts),
superior quality and design.
People, with a coordinated approach to creative education and skills across the
country it should be possible to develop a set of creative entrepreneurship and
management activities with higher education institutions; and mobilizing
professional development and skills activities for existing creative businesses and
cultural organizations. Intellectual property (IP) literacy—building confidence and
capacity to monetize IP, collaborate and move toward more effective value
retention (e.g., licensing rather than selling film content to broadcasters).
Entrepreneurship and management—focused on the “millennials”—younger
entrepreneurs specializing in the short format (e.g., gaming, APPs), contemporary
designer-makers, theater producers, etc.—i.e., the talent that is under-nurtured and
at risk of leaving the Philippines. Technical skills that retain traditional crafts and
approaches to visual and performing arts while opening them up to new influences
—with a focus on contemporary markets and export. Audience development: a
national program of championing and celebrating diverse cultural programming—
supporting smaller organizations to produce new work and reach new audiences.
So, this is the strengths of the Philippines that may contributes to a greater
integration among the countries the first one is Talent, this one is the one that many
country like from the Filipino because of that they hired many Filipino in their
company and they’re already many Filipino around the world and the second one is
People or the Filipino the skills and education of the people is high than expected
mark and that’s why filipino people are got hired in many company in the world
and in Asian region either and that is the strength of the Philippines.