The Philippine 168 Chamber of Commerce marked its 20th anniversary and 11th officers induction ceremony at the Golden Bay Restaurant in Pasay City on March 8, 2025.
Federation of Filipino Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc. (FFCCCII) vice president William Yap Castro led the oath-taking and transfer of the chamber’s seal, while Federation of Filipino Chinese Associations in the Philippines chairman Cai Yong Ning served as the guest speaker.
Li Hong Hang, the former president of the 168 Chamber and the event’s chairman, reflected on the challenges faced by the chamber over the past years.
He acknowledged the significant impact of the pandemic and the shifting market environment but said the chamber’s resilience allowed it to overcome the said difficulties.
He said the chamber didn’t back down when facing challenges but stayed united, supported each other, and overcame hardships.
“Now, I hand over the leadership to the newly elected president, Chen Wei Qun. He is a successful entrepreneur, full of energy and a strong sense of responsibility. He is committed to long-term involvement in Chamber affairs, and I am confident that under his leadership, our Chamber will continue to make great progress.” Li said.
Chen Wei Qun, the newly-elected president, expressed his gratitude for the trust of the chamber’s members and outlined his vision for the future.
He promised to continue enhancing the services offered by the Chamber, including organizing valuable exchanges, providing more accurate business information, and expanding resources for its members.
“20 years is a milestone, but it is also a new starting point. We will work together for new heights,” Chen said. Michael Wong Ho
