The
controversial ad, which went viral hours after it was uploaded, earned
the ire of netizens – both Filipinos and foreigners – for putting the
Philippines in an unfavorable light.
Monday, September 22, 2014 | 8:25pm | GMA News
The Philippine Embassy in Kuala Lumpur wants an explanation from business process outsourcing company Aegis Malaysia why its promotional video discouraged foreign investors from coming to the Philippines.
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Source: GMA News
Monday, September 22, 2014 | 8:25pm | GMA News
The Philippine Embassy in Kuala Lumpur wants an explanation from business process outsourcing company Aegis Malaysia why its promotional video discouraged foreign investors from coming to the Philippines.
The
controversial ad, which went viral hours after it was uploaded, earned
the ire of netizens – both Filipinos and foreigners – for putting the
Philippines in an unfavorable light.
According to reports, Aegis Malaysia pulled out the video and only rogue copies are now circulating in social media.
In its letter, the embassy conveyed its “deep concern about this
matter, as it considers Malaysian companies as friendly and active
partners in furthering bilateral and regional trade and investment.”
The video, which ran for nearly three minutes, explains why Malaysia is
a better investment site than the Philippines, citing “stable
governance,” better security, and a good tropical climate.
Unlike the Philippines, which is situated in the Pacific "ring of
fire,” the video noted Malaysia is not frequented by natural disasters,
like typhoons, which disrupts business and affects interactions with
global clients.
Source: GMA News
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