In order to promote the Hub as a major player of the existing global supply chain, the SCAD Council seeks to address the urgent need to have a strong linkage with the top logistics centers of the Asia-Pacific Region.

To further this end, teams led by Sec. Edgardo Pamintuan have been attending international conferences and conducting missions in order to raise the competitiveness of the Hub.

On April 2008, Sec. Pamintuan attended the 3rd Party Logistics Summit in Singapore where he met with the primary players of the Asia-Pacific Supply Chain. His successful networking has motivated the SCAD Council to hold an International Logistics Summit in 2010.

Meanwhile, CIAC Chairman Nestor S. Mangio and SCAD Council Chief of Staff Linda B. Pamintuan visited the Southern California Logistics Airport (SCLA) and the Logistics Center and Rail Complex in Victorville, California, together with an SBMA Team headed by Senior Deputy Administrator Ferdinand Hernandez. In his report, Chairman Mangio noted the similarities between the Victorville complex and the ports of Subic and Clark, being former military installations of the United States, thus, making the development of Victorville an ideal model in developing the SCAD Corridor. The management of the SCLA and the Victorville Logistics Center also signified their interest in establishing an alliance with the SCAD Logistics Hub.

In November of 2008, Sec. Pamintuan and CIAC President Victor Jose Luciano visited Kuwait to observe the logistics operations of Kuwait and Gulf Link (KGL) Transport Co., one of the foreign companies that signified their interest in developing the Clark aviation complex.