Right-of-way law seen boosting critical infrastructure projects
MANILA, Philippines — The new right-of-way law recently signed by President Marcos is expected to accelerate the development of infrastructure projects nationwide. These projects include roads, bridges, energy and water systems, and schools.
Frederick Go, Special Assistant to the President for Investment and Economic Affairs, said that the Accelerated and Reformed Right-of-Way Act will hasten the…
https://business.inquirer.net/548029/arrow-law-seen-boosting-critical-infrastructure-projects
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