Foreign chambers and MBC back Marcos economic plan

Foreign business groups and the Makati Business Club expressed support for President Marcos’ economic agenda in his fifth SONA but stressed the need for strong implementation and continued reforms.

The American Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines welcomed Marcos’ focus on competitiveness, energy security and investment reforms in his fifth State of the Nation Address, noting alignment with Joint Foreign Chambers recommendations. It also backed EPIRA amendments and investments in nuclear energy and infrastructure.

The German-Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry highlighted regulatory efficiency and the expansion of free trade agreements. The Makati Business Club called for stronger implementation to achieve sustained growth.

Executive Secretary Ralph Recto described the SONA as the right blend of substance and not just empty rhetoric. The Senate and House of Representatives assured support for the administration’s legislative agenda.

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President Marcos Jr. speaking at the podium during his State of the Nation Address, highlighting accountability in a flood control scandal.
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Marcos highlights accountability in flood control scandal during fifth SONA

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In his fifth State of the Nation Address on July 27, 2026, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. emphasized accountability for the flood control corruption scandal and announced measures for tax and energy relief.

Several sectors said they have yet to feel the benefits of programs highlighted by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. during his fifth State of the Nation Address.

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The House of Representatives is ready to host a simple dignified and focused State of the Nation Address by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. tomorrow at the Batasang Pambansa in Quezon City.

The National Reconstruction and Economic and Social Development bill advanced in the Senate last week and now faces its third reading in the Chamber of Deputies.

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President Marcos on Thursday dismissed reports of an impending Cabinet shakeup, calling such talks counterproductive to government stability.

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