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  1. Trade disruptions and partnership formation related to the gateway to Indo-Pacific trade.
  2. The Luzon Corridor is at the intersection of strategic competition, seeking economic transformation, and intensifying resource competition in the Indo-Pacific.
  3. USTDA is leading efforts to advance infrastructure projects in the Philippines, including financing projects like the Subic-Clark-Batangas Railway, while balancing security risks.

The US supports infrastructure projects in the Philippines while pushing for the opening of markets to American companies.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 11
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The US supports infrastructure projects in the Philippines while pushing for the opening of markets to American companies.

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  1. US pushes for market access for American companies alongside infrastructure support in the Philippines.1 source
  2. US provides $400M investment and logistical funding to Cebu, Philippines.1 source

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