Situated on some of the busiest trade routes in the world, and catering to an inflow of raw materials from Africa and the Middle East as well as an outflow of manufactured goods, the Philippines’ transport and logistics sector is uniquely positioned to take advantage of the massive movement of goods steaming past its front doorstep. More than...
What lessons have been learned following the roll-out of the government public-private partnership (PPP) programme?
From the country’s humble origins as fishermen and traders, the Philippines has developed a multitude of modern ports spread across the country today. With no direct land ties to any nation, and a population spread out over thousands of islands large and small, developing and maintaining an efficient marine transport network is crucial to...
The Philippines’ unique geographic position flanking key global and regional trade routes, combined with its historical ties to the US, provide the country with a unique advantage in the competitive global transport and logistics sector. One of the country’s largest trading partners remains the US, although the Philippines has also been able...
The road network in the Philippines plays a critical role for both commerce and social movement of citizens. While seaports and airports are instrumental in moving goods in and out of the country, it is the road network upon which Filipinos must rely heavily upon for key tasks, such as moving goods to and from distribution centres, supplying...
What support infrastructure should be prioritised to mitigate disruptions to the trade supply chain in Metro Manila and ports across the archipelago?
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