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US, Philippines unveil 4,000-acre supply chain zone in Luzon under Pax Silica push - Gulf News

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The article discusses the unveiling of a 4,000-acre supply chain zone in Luzon, Philippines, by the US and the Philippines. This initiative falls under the 'Pax Silica' push, aimed at strengthening supply chains in the region. The development is intended to boost economic cooperation and resilience. Why it matters: This news is not directly related to Middle East AI developments or research.

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US · Philippines · supply chain · Luzon · Pax Silica

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