Luzon Economic Corridor

The European Union is looking to take on a larger role in the Luzon Economic Corridor, the infrastructure and investment initiative linking key areas of the Philippines' largest island. The corridor, supported by partners including the United States and Japan, is aimed at boosting connectivity, ports, rail and energy projects. EU interest signals growing European engagement in Southeast Asian economic development.

The European Union is looking to expand its involvement in the Luzon Economic Corridor, the infrastructure and connectivity project linking Subic Bay, Clark, Manila and Batangas in the Philippines. The corridor, launched under the G7's Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment, is seen as a Western-led alternative to Chinese Belt and Road projects, and Manila has welcomed outside investment.