The Governments of the United States, the Republic of the Philippines, and Japan will co-host the 2026 Luzon Economic Corridor (LEC) Investment Forum. Sponsored by the U.S. Trade and Development Agency (USTDA), the Forum will convene 600 international investors, industry leaders, and senior government officials to accelerate commercial partnerships and mobilize private sector investment across the LEC in the Philippines. The Forum will highlight the coordinated efforts of the United States, the Philippines, Japan, and partner governments to advance high-impact infrastructure projects that strengthen global supply chains, enhance connectivity, and unlock long-term economic growth in the Philippines.
Why You Should Attend?
Global Convening Power
Engage directly with senior officials and executives from the Philippines, the United States, Japan, and partner countries shaping the future of the Luzon Economic Corridor.
Investment Opportunities
Discover priority infrastructure projects across the Luzon Economic Corridor and explore opportunities for investment, project development, and strategic partnerships.
Actionable Project Pipeline
Explore a curated pipeline of priority infrastructure projects seeking financing, commercial partnerships, and innovative solutions.
Market Intelligence
Gain insight into the Philippines' investment climate, economic priorities, and policy reforms driving growth in energy, transportation and logistics, and digital infrastructure.
Strategic Networking
Join an international community of 600 stakeholders and connect with senior government leaders, investors, and industry executives in a curated forum designed to catalyze investment and commercial partnerships.
Forum Expo
Meet with developers, technology providers, financiers, and project sponsors through structured breakout sessions, deal-making and expo rooms, and receptions.
Exclusive Site Visits
Participate in guided visits to key Corridor nodes at Subic Bay, Clark City, or Batangas to see upcoming logistics, digital, and energy projects firsthand.
Government Partners
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