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President Aquino will have an opportunity to address a plenary of WEF East Asia Summit, according to Presidential Communications Development and Strategic Planning Office Secretary Ramon Carandang. (NAY PYI TAW, Myanmar) President Benigno Aquino III’s visit here and participation in the 22nd World Economic Forum on East Asia hopes to drum up more investments into the Philippines, Malacanang official said.