President Marcos Jr. working visit to Singapore

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. conducted a five-day working visit to Singapore from October 7 to 11, 2026, at the invitation of Prime Minister Lawrence Wong.

The visit focused on deepening bilateral ties, expanding economic engagement, and advancing cooperation in key development sectors. During the trip, Marcos Jr. attended the 24th Forbes Global CEO Conference to discuss Philippine investment priorities, including digital reforms, export expansion, and the US$20-billion Luzon Economic Corridor. He also held dialogues with executives from various international companies to explore investment opportunities.

In addition to economic discussions, the President visited the Singapore Nuclear Research and Safety Institute to study nuclear technology applications for electricity generation. Marcos Jr. also attended the Singapore Grand Prix, noting its role as a platform for international connection. Regarding the event, officials clarified that the President’s attendance and accompanying dinner were provided via a personal invitation from Prime Minister Wong, ensuring no taxpayer funds were used for the admission.