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CAMANAVA eyes rise as integrated economic, industrial hub

Sean A. Magbanua·19 August 2026, 5:54 pm·1 MIN READ

CAMANAVA eyes rise as integrated economic, industrial hub

Launching the first CAMANAVA Business Conference 2026 on Wednesday, 19 August at Navotas Convention Center include (from left to right) PCCI Caloocan President Debbie Guo, PCCI NCR Secretary General Helen Lising, PCCI NCR North Sector Regional Director Charlie Policarpio, Navotas City Mayor John Reynald Tiangco, PCCI Navotas President Paul Santos, Malabon Chamber of Commerce and Industry President Benjamin Chua, PCCI Valenzuela President Gemma Ong and PCCI Malabon President Grace Francisco-Torres.

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  • The Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCCI)–National Capital Region North launched Wednesday the first CAMANAVA Business Conference, bringing together businesses and industry stakeholders across the four northern cities of Metro Manila — Caloocan, Malabon, Navotas and Valenzuela.

    Around 90 exhibitors are expected to participate in a manufacturing, production and processing expo as part of the first-ever CAMANAVA Business Conference to be held at Navotas City Convention Center.

    “For two days, we will bring together entrepreneurs, business leaders, industry experts, and stakeholders for meaningful discussion, learning, networking, and business opportunities,” PCCI NCR North Sector Regional Governor Charlie Policarpio said during the launch.

    “We have prepared keynote sessions, breakout sessions, expert-led discussions, an exhibit area, and opportunities for businesses to meet and connect with potential partners,” added Policarpio, chairman of the CAMANAVA Business Conference 2026.

    Five chambers behind the 2026 CAMANAVA Business Conference include PCCI Caloocan, PCCI Malabon, PCCI Navotas, PCCI Valenzuela, and the Malabon Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc.

    Navotas to host conference

    The City of Navotas will host the first CAMANAVA Business Conference 2026 from 3 to 4 September at the Navotas Convention Center.

    Navotas City Mayor John Reynald Tiangco highlighted the city’s thriving fishing industry, with the Navotas Fish Port as a key contributor to the country’s fisheries and food supply chain.

    “With modernization of the Navotas Fish Port, improved connectivity, and our investment incentives for emerging industries, we are preparing Navotas for the next generation of businesses and investments,” Mayor Tiangco said. 

    Along with Navotas, other neighboring cities such as Caloocan, Malabon and Valenzuela will present their respective business opportunities, industries and investment prospects during the conference, highlighting the economic potential of the CAMANAVA area and contribution to the Philippine economy.

    “It’s not just a business conference. It's actually about strengthening CAMANAVA into one integrated economic and industrial hub where businesses can grow, how our businesses can grow, investments can flourish, and more jobs can be created,” Navotas City Mayor said.

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