CIAC, Australian firms eye trade deals

By Jenica Faye Garcia

Jul 08, 2023 12:20 am

THE Clark International Airport Corp. is considering trade deals with Australian companies, a top official said on Thursday.

Nancy Paglinawan, CIAC officer in charge, joined the Philippine business mission delegation in the Australia-Asean Business Forum and said several Australian firms engaged in business process outsourcing, renewable energy, agriculture and food security, infrastructure development, digital innovation and electric vehicle manufacturing have expressed interest in forging trade agreements with the CIAC.

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