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Over the last 30 years, BIMP-EAGA has shown its ability to endure and adapt. It has sailed through the ebb and flow of economic changes and policy shifts.

As it enters a new decade of cooperation, BIMP-EAGA looks back on its achievements and prepares to take on new challenges and opportunities.

The Mindanao Development Authority is helping explore ways to deploy renewable energy in salt production in the province.

The BIMP Facilitation Centre is expected to play an even larger role as the subregion prepares for the next phase of development.

This tourism model not only reduces visitors' carbon footprints but also increases the resilience and sustainability of the destinations visited.

Increased connectivity has made it easier to travel within and outside the subregion, improved the flow of goods, and created a conducive business climate. 

A 5-day regional training program designed for BIMP-EAGA, IMT-GT, and GMS officials focused on aligning projects with strategies.

A project supported by the BIMP-EAGA–Republic of Korea Fund provides a conceptual framework for creating a regional market.

The cooperation program strives to enhance MSME competitiveness, specialization, and innovation through capacity building, market access, and digital tools.

Indonesia aims to be self-sufficient in table salt starting this year and industrial salt by 2027. The Philippines is giving itself 5 years.