A connected future
for Luzon.
The Luzon Economic Corridor is a trilateral United States–Japan- Philippines partnership to connect major economic hubs and unlock the next generation of infrastructure-led growth.
A corridor built around opportunity, not just geography.
Announced on April 11, 2024, the Luzon Economic Corridor is the first G7 Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment economic corridor in the Indo-Pacific. It focuses on the spine of Luzon that links Subic Bay, Clark, Manila, and Batangas.
The initiative brings together public institutions, development partners, and private capital around practical projects: modern transport, resilient energy, advanced manufacturing, food systems, and digital infrastructure. Its ambition is to make movement more efficient, investment more predictable, and growth more inclusive.
Our Shared Vision
To catalyze mutual economic growth across partner countries, create quality jobs, strengthen connectivity, and improve transport and logistics, energy, and digital infrastructure along the Luzon Economic Corridor connecting Subic Bay, Clark, Manila, and Batangas—delivering mutual prosperity for the Philippines and its valued partners and allies.
Our Mission
To transform Luzon into a more prosperous and interconnected region—a competitive economic hub that integrates into regional and global supply chains, strengthens supply chain security and resilience, and delivers enduring value to investors, partner economies, and future generations of Filipinos.
Values
Economic Development and Mutual Prosperity
Create quality jobs and position the Luzon Economic Corridor as a competitive economic hub.
Strategic Positioning and Connectivity
Strengthen Luzon’s role as a key node in regional supply chains, particularly semiconductors, and improve the mobility of goods and people, while reducing energy and logistics costs.
Investor Mobilization
Promote public and private sector investment and partnerships, creating opportunities for international and Filipino businesses.
Supply Chain Security
Strengthen supply chain resilience for critical technologies, advancing a free and open Indo-Pacific region.
Better Business Environment
Reduce barriers for international and local investors through key reforms, including enhanced fiscal incentives, streamlined permitting processes, and improved public-private partnership frameworks to support investments.
Our Milestones & Timeline
How our international consortium evolved from a bold Arctic Council proposal to the world's leading polar research collaboration.
A corridor takes shape
The United States, Japan, and the Philippines deepen cooperation on infrastructure, energy, supply chains, and economic security.
Trilateral launch
The leaders announce the Luzon Economic Corridor as a flagship partnership under the G7 Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment.
Projects move toward delivery
Partners identify priority work across rail, ports, clean energy, semiconductors, agribusiness, and digital connectivity.
From commitment to investment
Public and private partners can help turn the corridor into bankable projects, stronger supply chains, and new opportunities for Filipino communities.
FOUR HUBS. ONE ECONOMIC NETWORK.
Each hub brings a distinct advantage. Together they create a connected platform for trade, production, services, and investment.
Subic Bay
Deep-water port, logistics, and industrial capacity
Clark
Airport connectivity, economic zones, and advanced industry
Manila
Capital-region markets, services, and digital talent
Batangas
Port infrastructure, energy, and regional distribution
Have A Sector In Mind?
Talk to our team about opportunities across energy, manufacturing, logistics, and more.