THE Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) will ask for Malacanang’s nod to have the proposed 100-kilometer multimodal coastal highway that would link the ports of Subic and Manila included for financing under the Philippine-China Framework of Cooperation.
“It is time to shift the momentum of development north toward Subic and Clark,” said SBMA Chairman Martin Dino in a statement over the weekend.
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