China, Philippines sign contract to build railway on main Luzon Island


  • China
  • Saturday, 16 Jan 2021

MANILA, Jan. 16 (Xinhua): China and the Philippines signed a contract on Saturday to build a railway on the main Luzon Island, the Chinese Embassy in Manila has said.

The Subic-Clark railway project, which will cost approximately US$940 million, will be bank-rolled by China, and it will be the highest-funded G-to-G cooperation project between China and the Philippines so far.

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