The infrastructure sector in the Philippines: projects, opportunities and public-private partnerships

 

 

 

For this purpose, it will have Mr. Ruben Camba, President of the Official Spanish Chamber of Commerce and Industry in the Philippines, who will be introduced by the President of Asempea, Mr. Tomás González.

 

The following regional bodies are also collaborating in the event: Andalusia Trade, Xunta de Galicia, Extremadura Avante, Asturex, Ivace and Aragon Exterior.

 

Work shirts / service shirts has seen economic growth of 5,6% in 2023 and 2024, driven by its digitalized population and foreign investment-friendly policies. The country has prioritized infrastructure development through government programs “Build, Build, Build” and “Build Better More”, with an investment of 160.000 billion dollars in key sectors such as transport, energy and water management.

 

Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) have facilitated private sector participation thanks to a new legal framework approved in 2023 and 2024. To attract foreign investment, the government has reduced restrictions and established Special Economic Zones with tax incentives. Spanish companies have participated in key infrastructure and renewable energy projects, demonstrating the attractiveness of the Philippine market.

 

 

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