Sen. JV Ejercito vows funding support for major railway projects
Senator JV Ejercito vows to protect funding for the Metro Manila Subway and North-South Commuter Railway to prevent further delays.
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Senator JV Ejercito vows to protect funding for the Metro Manila Subway and North-South Commuter Railway to prevent further delays.
President Marcos explores Indian cooperation on Philippine railway projects, space technology and disaster-resilient infrastructure during his India visit.
Discover why Ambassador-at-Large Jose E.B. Antonio is positioning Batangas, Palawan and Subic as the Philippines’ next engines of growth, with world-class…
The Subic–Clark–Manila–Batangas Railway Project moves forward with plans for an eight-kilometer, P1.8-billion access road linking Hermosa and the Subic Bay…
The Philippines and ADB reaffirm partnership through the P873.6-billion Malolos–Clark Railway Project, a key NSCR segment set to cut travel time, create jobs,…
Finance Secretary Ralph Recto and ADB officials inspected the ₱873.6-billion Malolos–Clark Railway Project, reaffirming their partnership in building Asia’s…
The U.S. and Philippine governments partner to fund technical assistance for the Subic-Clark-Manila-Batangas Railway, a key infrastructure project aimed at…
‘It will bolster supply-chain resilience and attract international manufacturers to set up in the Philippines.’
The Philippines and the United States (US) signed an agreement to advance the development of the proposed Subic-Clark-Manila-Batangas (SCMB) freight railway,…
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) releases the final $1.45B tranche for the Malolos-Clark Railway Project, a key segment of the North-South Commuter Railway,…
The Asian Development Bank has released the final $1.45 billion tranche of its $2.75 billion financing for the Malolos–Clark Railway Project, supporting the…
The meeting aimed to discuss the resolution of Right-of-Way concerns affecting the railway project.
$850 million plan faces delays after China pulls out; Tokyo and Washington approached for support