The two-day summit, scheduled for September 10-11, 2026, focuses on projects spanning energy, digital connectivity, advanced manufacturing, and logistics. By connecting developers with international financiers, the event seeks to accelerate development across a corridor that accounts for half of the Philippines' total gross domestic product. Thomas R. Hardy, Deputy Director of the U.S. Trade and Development Agency, described the initiative as a strategic effort to cement high-quality infrastructure through trusted partnerships.
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Manila to Host Inaugural Luzon Economic Corridor Investment Forum
Six hundred global investors and government officials will gather in Manila this September to unlock capital for the Philippines’ primary economic engine. The inaugural Luzon Economic Corridor Investment Forum, co-hosted by the United States, Japan, and the Philippines, aims to transform regional infrastructure priorities into operational commercial realities.
The program includes site visits to prospective development zones in Subic Bay, Clark, and Batangas, alongside structured deal-making sessions. Support for the forum extends beyond the three host nations, drawing participation from Australia, Canada, Denmark, France, Italy, South Korea, Sweden, and the United Kingdom. Interested parties can register and view the full agenda at www.lecinvestmentforum.com, with media credentials closing on September 2.
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