Makati City, Philippines – The European chambers of commerce in the Philippines are set to convene the 10th Joint Economic Briefing on February 12, 2026 at the Makati Shangri-La Hotel to discuss the country’s economic outlook for the year.
Adopting the theme “Accelerating Economic Growth and Investment Potential for 2026 and Beyond,” the briefing will cover recent trade developments, growth prospects, and business and regulatory issues.
The chambers said in a statement on Monday it will offer “essential insights for companies navigating the country’s current economic landscape and explore opportunities in sectors such as logistics, manufacturing, technology, and renewable energy. ”
Bringing together business leaders, government officials, and key industry experts, the event serves as a platform to align sector initiatives and discuss the Philippine economy’s growth potential, driven by its rising trade activity, ongoing Free Trade Agreements negotiations, and the country’s role as this year’s ASEAN Chair.
The 10th Joint Economic Briefing is jointly hosted by the Belgian-Filipino Business Chamber, British Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines, Dutch Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines, European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines, French Chamber of Commerce Industry in the Philippines, German-Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Nordic Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines, Spanish Chamber of Commerce in the Philippines, and the Swiss Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines.
The event is supported by Event Partner P&A Grant Thornton; Gold Partners BDO Unibank, Inc., Eastern Communications, Deloitte Philippines, OCS Facilities Services Philippines Inc., Shell Pilipinas Corporation, and; Silver Partner Centre Medicale International.