Pax Silica: What's the Philippines' Trump Card in Securing Supply Chains?
The Philippines' role in the US-led Pax Silica initiative hinges on moving beyond mere 'hosting' to 'capability upgrading.' While the nation has a track record in semiconductor testing and assembly, securing advanced engineering work and fostering local suppliers are key future challenges.
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