Philippines and Ireland strengthen ties with annual meetings, paving the way for increased cooperation and enhanced exchanges.

A Php49.81 billion was proposed to fund social pensions, providing a lifeline to over 4 million indigent senior citizens.

President Bongbong Marcos expresses enthusiasm for enhanced bilateral cooperation, highlighting the potential in agriculture and education between the Philippines and Zimbabwe.

Senator Chiz Escudero questions the validity of replacing the National Service Training Program with the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps program and demands scientific study to back up claims.

Vice President Sara Duterte encouraged this year’s graduates of the Alternative Learning System to pursue their dreams despite challenges in life.

Harnessing unity and accountability, House Speaker Romualdez vows to scrutinize the 2024 national budget, ensuring support for the president’s socioeconomic agenda.

Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman urges government agencies to submit catch-up plans after below-target spending, aiming for inclusive and sustainable growth.

The US-ASEAN Business Council pledges increased investments in the Philippines, focusing on sustainable development and partnerships.

Senator Bong Go pushes for recognition and benefits of barangay health workers to enhance primary healthcare and empower communities.

President Marcos Jr. shows strong support for the space sector, recognizing its role in digital transformation and nation-building.

The Marcos administration seeks partnerships with the United States to strengthen the nursing industry, addressing the brain drain and shortage in healthcare talent.

President Bongbong Marcos promised his unwavering support for Filipino athletes, praising their achievements and pledging to elevate Philippine sports to new heights.

SM Prime Holdings Inc. and a local conservation organization host the Wetland Center Design Symposium, paving the way for biodiversity conservation and innovative nature-based architecture.

The National Commission on Indigenous Peoples recognizes the crucial role of youth in shaping communities and promoting self-determination.

The Philippine Coconut Authority partners with coconut farmers to revolutionize the coconut sector, boosting productivity and doubling farmers’ incomes.

The Commission on Higher Education aims to propel 75 higher education institutions to global university rankings, marking the excellence of the Filipino educational system.

Marcos administration plans to boost the agriculture sector with more than Php100 billion in the 2024 budget, promoting food security and natural resource development.

The United States considered sending American students to Filipino nursing schools, boosting education and addressing the nursing shortage.

Committee chair Kristine Tutor leads the push for a modernized Philippine medical act, embracing technological advances and global best practices.

The government’s infrastructure programs are set to create over three million jobs, boosting the economy and providing hope for unemployed and underemployed workers.

Join Southstar Drug and Maxicare in unlocking your full potential for a healthier and happier life as they launch the “Run for Wellness” on August 13.

Philippine products are set to soar globally with geographical indications, boosting the reputation and profits of high-quality brands.

Japan pledges a Php11.79 billion post-disaster standby loan to aid the Philippines’ swift recovery from natural and health-related disasters.

The “Batang Busog, Malusog” feeding program fosters the Bayanihan spirit, providing nutrient-rich meals to needy school children in depressed areas.

Promoting self-sufficiency in the face of rising prices, the Climate Change Commission emphasizes the importance of educating Filipinos on urban agriculture.

Japan grants more than Php400 million to improve maritime law enforcement in the Philippines, ensuring real-time monitoring and crisis management in the Sulu-Celebes Sea.

President Bongbong Marcos unveils groundbreaking flood prevention plans, ensuring a brighter future for Pampanga and Bulacan.

Senator Go calls for a review of the Solo Parents Welfare Act amid complaints of unfulfilled benefits to show further support for Filipino parents.

Vice President Sara Duterte highlights the “Bayanihan” spirit at the kick-off of Brigada Eskwela, ensuring a strong and resilient education system for all learners.

President Marcos commits to supporting the modernization of the Armed Forces, challenging the new Army chief to build a world-class, agile, and competitive army.

House Speaker stresses the importance of regional cooperation and solidarity for ASEAN’s post-pandemic economic recovery and reduction of poverty.

The Philippines and Canada forge stronger defense bonds, focusing on disaster resilience for a safer Indo-Pacific region.

The Commission on Higher Education aims to promote linguistic diversity in Philippine higher education institutions, fostering unity and cultural collaborations within Southeast Asian countries.

House committee adopts resolution to streamline the emergency transfer of learners affected by disasters, ensuring education continuity in times of crises.

Two government agencies join forces to provide temporary shelters for families and individuals in street situations, ensuring no one is left behind.

The Philippines and Laos strengthen ties through education and sustainable development, investing in the future, and empowering the youth.

The Department of Budget and Management takes a roadshow approach to strengthen budget officers’ skills in public fund management and interpretation of procurement laws.

Senator Estrada fights for the rights of power line workers, ensuring their safety and well-being with insurance and benefits.

Philippines and South Korea partner to improve air quality monitoring, utilizing satellite technology for evidence-based policies and comprehensive data.

Cardinal Tagle calls on Filipino youth to be digital influencers of Jesus, spreading truth, justice, and care for the earth.

A lawmaker pushed the implementation of a new scholarship program aiming to encourage deserving students to become professional welfare workers.

Government and organizations distribute Php275 million in aid to families affected by typhoons, providing food, cash transfers, and psycho-social support.

President Bongbong Marcos vows to support and elevate the creative industries in the Philippines, recognizing their vital role in our economy and global recognition.

Brother Philippines expands its presence in Cagayan de Oro, delivering excellent customer service at its new and bigger location.

The Marcos administration justified an increased budget for foreign missions to promote the Philippines as an investment hub.

Vietnam and the Philippines strengthen maritime cooperation and tackle sea issues together, paving the way for a stronger strategic partnership.

President Marcos Jr. shifts focus from the West Philippine Sea to flood and agriculture issues during a private dinner with senators.

The Department of Education announces the August 29 opening for public schools in SY 2023-2024, but private schools may open from June to August.

Secretary Teodoro emphasizes the importance of rules-based international order and the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, highlighting the partnership with Japan for regional peace and stability.