Former vice mayor sees Bataan as a viable competitive business site

BALANGA CITY, Bataan – A former municipal vice mayor of agricultural town of Pilar, this province, is extremely optimistic of the progressive trend in the entrepreneurial aspect of the commercial and retailing operations with the local government precisely pursuing cohesive infrastructure plan and efficient business incentives to make the province a viable competitive site.
Engineer Pablo Nohay ,is keenly analyzing the province with its brewing economic potentials ,has cited the prudently crafted socio-economic development agenda of Governor Albert Raymond S. Garcia of expanding the investment benefit procedures which will ensure the appropriate incentives to be competitive in the healthy business atmosphere.
Engineer Nohay, a project engineer during the construction of the province’s major thoroughfare in the early ‘70s , explained the development thrust is definitely essential in sustaining the robust growth pace in the next few years on the back of government infrastructure set-up.
Generally ,investors have to undertake exhaustive feasibility studies as the key determinants of the desirability of a property in the strategic locations of the business projects and the sprawling market demands.
According to Engineer Nohay , the on-going roads and bridges improvement measures as well as allocating sections of the Roman Expressway for commercial and other convenient facilities for commuters purposes would encourage prospective locators to enhance profitable establishments and to fill –up lucrative market demands.
He added the province has continued to achieve a relatively good investment category in Central Luzon with the extensive development at the Clark Ecozone, former American air base ; Freeport Area of Bataan in Mariveles and Hermosa ecozone .