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Luzon Economic Corridor

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  1. BASES Conversion and Development Authority president and chief executive officer Joshua Bingcang addresses Japanese industry leaders, giving a strong pitch for investing in the Luzon Economic Corridor and partnership opportunities.

    Over 200 Japanese firms eye Luzon corridor

    More than 200 Japanese business leaders explored investment opportunities in the Luzon Economic Corridor, as the Philippines promotes the region as a strategic…

  2. THE proposed Pax Silica economic security and AI-native industrial hub in the Philippines spans approximately 1,618 to 1,620 hectares, in a site located within New Clark City in Tarlac, part of the Luzon Economic Corridor. Once fully operational, its power requirement is estimated to be around 5 gigawatts of electricity demand.

    Reliable power key to Luzon Economic Corridor

    AmCham said reliable and sufficient power will be crucial for the Luzon Economic Corridor to attract semiconductor, advanced manufacturing and AI investments.

  3. FINANCE Secretary Frederick Go says including Spain and the European Union in the Luzon Economic Corridor should help accelerate foreign investment.

    EU, Spain back Philippines’ Luzon corridor

    The EU and Spain have joined the Luzon Economic Corridor, bringing its international partners to 13 as the Philippines seeks investment in infrastructure and…

  4. PNP chief Gen. Jose Melencio C. Nartatez Jr.

    Police defend Pax Silica protest handling

    The PNP defended its handling of an anti-Pax Silica protest in Taguig, saying officers exercised maximum tolerance while maintaining order and protecting forum…

  5. MBC: Pax Silica must come with transparency

    MBC: Pax Silica must come with transparency

    The planned Pax Silica Initiative in New Clark City must come alongside broader transparency reforms within the government, Makati Business Club (MBC) Chair…

  6. 8 new nations join trilateral hub initiative

    8 new nations join trilateral hub initiative

    The United States, Japan, and the Philippines expanded the Luzon Economic Corridor initiative with eight new international partners, advancing infrastructure,…

  7. TAIWAN'S Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Chen Ming Chi said, ‘Cooperation between Taiwan and the Philippines is of critical importance. The movement of goods and people between our two countries relies heavily on the efficiency and effectiveness of our coal. Taiwan's cultural port has embraced automation and AI technologies in recent years, significantly enhancing operational efficiency.’

    Phl remains a key partner of Taiwan

    ‘We are eager to see your cooperation flourish across this area and beyond, fostering even stronger ties between Taiwan and the Philippines. I cannot emphasize…

  8. Triumvirate extends focus on economy

    Triumvirate extends focus on economy

    The Philippines, U.S., and Japan commit to stronger trilateral ties, focusing on maritime security, infrastructure, mineral supply chains, and regional peace…

  9. While the dignitaries toasted democracy in a luxury ballroom, the alliance did its real talking here. Balikatan, like the freight rail, is infrastructure. America is building. And every formation, every drill, every clinked glass says the same thing: pick a side.

    Uncle Sam sends a gift

    The US is done treating the Philippines like a junior partner. It wants Manila as a frontline state in a realignment that’s already underway.