The Marcos administration took decisive action to support rice farmers and consumers, lifting price ceilings to ensure stability amid fluctuating market conditions.
President Marcos Jr. declares October 30 a special non-working day for Filipinos to exercise their right to vote in the upcoming Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections.
The Office of the President emphasized the essence of engaging the youth to craft, encouraging the State Universities and Colleges to promote the national parol-making contest.
House Speaker Romualdez highlighted the directive of the Marcos administration to empower rice farmers with modern technology, improved practices, and increased productivity, ensuring a steady food supply and affordable prices.
The Philippines Catholic Bishops Conference appeals for peace amid the Israeli-Hamas conflict, asking for Filipinos to join the rosary campaign on October 18.
The Department of Agriculture assures minimal impact on PH agricultural production amid the Israel-Palestine conflict and highlights long-standing partnerships and trade with Israel.
Nestlé Philippines collaborated with the Department of Environment and Resources to promote recycling to Filipinos in compliance with the Extended Producer Responsibility law.
Senator Chiz Escudero fights for deserving government employees, proposing automatic promotions upon retirement to ensure a comfortable life after years of service.
The Philippines takes steps towards a national strategy for deep-sea mining, aiming to sustainably explore and exploit abundant mineral resources beyond national jurisdiction.
Senator Jinggoy Estrada supports the bill, providing free college entrance exams to deserving underprivileged students and expanding opportunities for higher education.
Senator Bong Go urgently calls for action to address rising inflation and increased spending on commodities, aiming to prioritize the welfare of Filipino households.
House Representatives and the Department of Social Welfare and Development launched the “Malaya Rice Project,” distributing aid and rice to 2.5 million Filipinos, easing rice burdens.
“Vision 2040” unveiled by the National Commission on Muslim Filipinos, aims to create a society free from drugs, crimes, and poverty while promoting inclusivity and progress for Muslim Filipinos.
Despite the growth slowdown, the government disclosed that the Philippines’ economy remains one of the fastest in Asia, boosting job opportunities and revitalizing industries.
The Netherlands and the Philippines have eye-boosted defense ties, focusing on naval defense cooperation for long-term strategic and economic advantages.
The Commission on Elections grants PHP10 million funds to PCG for security ops during elections, ensuring a smooth and secure voting process for all Filipinos.
The Philippines and Guatemala strengthen cooperation in agriculture, climate action, and people-to-people relations, forging a robust bilateral partnership for a sustainable future.
Vice President Sara Duterte prioritizes citizen well-being, peace, and development, emphasizing the importance of confidential funds in securing the nation.
Senator Bong Go advocates for increased funding and proper implementation of mental health programs, urging us to prioritize mental health amidst the pandemic.
Reviving the National Arts and Crafts Fair after a 3-year hiatus, Senator Legarda celebrates Filipino resilience, creativity, and economic growth through entrepreneurship and tradition.
House Speaker Romualdez highlights President Marcos Jr.’s initiatives to make the Philippines a lucrative hub for foreign investments, ensuring inclusive, innovative, and highly competitive economic growth.
President Marcos Jr. urges newly appointed government officials to be models of excellence and integrity in their challenging yet rewarding responsibilities.
The Philippine Mental Health Association urges local government units to take action on mental health with localized ordinances, combating stigma and boosting support for those in need.
The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office honors our senior citizens during Elderly Filipino Week, ensuring their welfare and convenience are our top priority.
The Contact Center ng Bayan recognized top government agencies for achieving high-resolution rates and contributing to excellent public service delivery.
The Philippine National Police acquired Php1.48 billion worth of firepower and mobility assets to strengthen their commitment to protect and serve the Filipino people.
Senate Majority Leader Joel Villanueva pushes for increased social pensions for indigent seniors, urging the Department of Budget and Management to secure funding.
Senate approves the Department of Trade and Industry’s budget proposal for 2024, setting the path for a sustainable economy and support for Filipino individuals and businesses.