Top 10 Multi-Billion MEGA PROJECTS OF THE PHILIPPINES 2026

Описание: Here are the top 10 biggest projects in the Philippines, both financed by Government and private Companies, which are under construction or approved for construction and will be completed by 2026 onwards:

Horizon Manila
PNR Bicol or the South Long-Haul Project
The Bata-an to Cavite Interlink Bridge
Laguna Lakeshore Road Network Project
The Panay-Guimaras to Negros Bridge
The Makati Intra-City Subway
Metro Manila Subway Project
Sangley Point International Airport
New Manila International Airport
PNR North-South Commuter Railway

While the biggest and the most ambitious project of Urban development in the Philippines is the conversion of 9,450 hectares of property in Clark, into New Clark City. Envision to become the newest Economic hub of Asia.
The proposed metropolis, located 100 kilometers north of Manila, with plans to cover 9,450 hectares, and could accommodate as many as 1.2 million people. Phase 1 of the project costing $14 Billion which housed the satellite government offices and a first-class sports Village was fully completed last year.
The project is expected to cost $60 billion which will be carried over decades of development and will be financed both from the government and private companies.

The Build Better More infrastructure agenda, of president Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was an adaptation of the previous administration’s BuildBuildBuild program. These infrastructure initiatives were the Philippines government’s centerpiece program, to usher the Philippines into its Golden Age of Infrastructure.
This intends to bridge the country’s decades of infrastructure gap, which has long been identified as a major factor for the high cost of doing business in the country, which curtails the nation’s growth potential. The program also aims to encourage investments, facilitate job creation, boost economic growth, and improve the quality of life across the country.

When completed, these projects are expected to bring important benefits to the Philippine economy and to the lives of ordinary citizens.
More generally, improvements in the quality of infrastructure services will help cut the cost of doing business, attract more investment, and enhance productivity around the country.