Turkish Builders Eye Philippine Infrastructure Market
Turkish construction firms are expressing interest in participating in the Philippines' "Build Better More" program and the Luzon Economic Corridor (LEC). With the world's second-largest construction sector, Turkey sees significant potential to contribute to the Philippines' infrastructure development.
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