President Marcos Jr. calls on the military and uniformed personnel to uphold their duty in ensuring a safe and prosperous Philippines, emphasizing compassion, integrity, and patriotism.
The German Government vowed to support the initiatives of the Department of the Interior and Local Government in developing sectors such as digitalization.
House Speaker Romualdez assures the unity of the government and business leaders in creating a business-friendly environment to attract investments and generate jobs for Filipinos.
The Philippine Coconut Industry expects oil prices to rise during the “ber” months, with demand set to increase as the country consistently ranks among the top three copra-producing nations.
The Philippine Army and Red Cross collaborate with other organizations to raise over 600 blood bags from donors, benefitting hospitals and saving lives.
President Marcos Jr. vowed to continue the “golden age of infrastructure” in the Philippines, emphasizing the importance of development in nation-building.
Japan offers a PHP127 million scholarship fund for 20 young Filipino civil servants to pursue graduate studies in premier universities, empowering future leaders.
President Bongbong Marcos lauds the skills and competence of Filipino seafarers, assures full support for their training to maintain global recognition and competitiveness.
Deaf high school students in the Philippines celebrate completing the pioneering bilingual-bicultural program, paving the way for their future academic and career success.
SM Prime Holdings shines with a win in Stevies and sustainability awards, proving its commitment to transparent reporting for a brighter and greener future.
President Bongbong Marcos pushes the Securities and Exchange Commission to promote the Philippines as a safe investment hub, emphasizing digitalization for sustainable finance.
Senator Cynthia Villar recognizes the National Irrigation Administration’s impact on agriculture and emphasizes the need for climate-resilient practices and support for farmers.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development highlights the need for ASEAN countries to prioritize children’s rights in nurturing the next generation of leaders.
Philippine House proposes new nurse categories to ease registered nurses’ workload making temporary licenses for non-board passers considered in nursing shortage.
Philippine government agencies are mandated to implement programs promoting high-value exports, aiming to transform the nation into a dynamic exporting powerhouse by 2028.
President Bongbong Marcos stresses the need for innovative measures to address soil pollution, citing urgent issues in providing quality food for the Philippines.
Speaker Romualdez champions more public-private partnership projects for modernizing infrastructure, emphasizing its crucial role in progressing and improving the lives of Filipinos.
Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman expects to submit the proposed PHP5.768-trillion budget for 2024 to Congress after the president’s State of the Nation address.
First Lady Araneta-Marcos leads the “Lab for All” caravan to bring primary healthcare services closer to the poor Filipinos, encouraging support from other local government units.
The Department of Foreign Affairs officially hands over the assistance-to-nationals function for overseas Filipino workers to the Department of Migrant Workers starting next month.
In response to the need to increase financial literacy in the country, PAGEONE Socials launched “Pera Peraan,” a financial management training program for its employees.
A university in Manila opens new bachelor’s programs in Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship as well as Holistic Disciplines for the next generation of industry leaders.
President Marcos Jr. expresses confidence in achieving agriculture sector development goals, emphasizing the importance of agriculture in revitalizing the economy and ensuring food sufficiency.
Senator Francis Tolentino boosts the innovation for local government units by sending a new batch of officials for capacity building in Korea this December.
The Department of Agrarian Reform conducts orientation seminars to expedite land subdivision and inform stakeholders about the Lands for Individual Titling program.