Sunday, February 22, 2026

Philippine leaders to convene for “Looking Ahead: Philippines 2026” to address global economic volatility

Against a backdrop of escalating geopolitical risks, shifting trade alliances, and rapid technological disruption, the Philippines’ top policymakers and business titans will gather for a landmark economic summit: “Looking Ahead: Philippines 2026.”

The event is scheduled for February 27, 2026, at the New World Makati Hotel, serving as a critical forum for charting the nation’s course through an increasingly complex global landscape.

As traditional market dynamics face unprecedented pressure, this series of high-level panel discussions aims to move beyond mere observation. The summit will focus on actionable strategies for innovation, resilience, and maintaining a competitive edge in the ASEAN region and beyond.

The agenda will feature deep dives into the four pillars shaping the 2026 business environment:

  • Economic Trends: Analyzing the impact of shifting global trade routes on local industries.

  • Industry Innovations: How AI and automation are redefining Philippine productivity.

  • Consumer Behavior: Understanding the “Next Gen” Filipino consumer in a digital-first economy.

  • Financial Shifts: Navigating high-interest environments and the evolution of digital finance.

“Looking Ahead: Philippines 2026” will bring together a curated group of thought leaders and industry experts. The dialogues are designed to bridge the gap between government policy and private sector execution, ensuring that the Philippine economy remains not just a participant, but a leader in the global market.

Feature Details
Event Name Looking Ahead: Philippines 2026
Date February 27, 2026
Venue New World Makati Hotel, Metro Manila
Key Themes Geopolitics, Tech Disruption, Economic Resilience

“In an era defined by volatility, the ability to anticipate change is our greatest asset. This summit is about turning global disruptions into local opportunities.”

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