The inaugural Luzon Corridor Steering Committee meeting, to drive infrastructure investment and development along the Corridor met on the sidelines of the Indo-Pacific Business Forum in Manila last week.
Luzon Corridor is the first project of the U.S.-initiated Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment in the Indo-Pacific (PGI), which is touted as an alternative to China’s Belt and Road Initiative and Maritime Silk Road.
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