The Philippine International Convention Centre in Manila is buzzing. Hundreds of people have turned up for the Philippine Economic Briefing in Intramuros, the oldest part and the historical hub of the capital city, to hear why the economic future is bright.
The Philippines has decided that good governance is something it can sell. Since the election of the popular and charismatic President Benigno Aquino III in 2010, the government has proclaimed its dedication to fiscal discipline, transparency and accountability, promising to turn the Philippines from a corrupt and inefficient economy into a sustainable, successful and inclusive one.
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