President Marcos Jr. emphasizes the need to achieve rice self-sufficiency, discusses digitalization efforts in the rice sector.

The Philippines and Argentina strengthen collaboration in agriculture sector, exploring potential projects and exchanging insights on trade and cooperation.

Private and public sectors join forces to mitigate earthquake damage, as Office of Civil Defense emphasizes cooperation and preparedness.

President Bongbong Marcos personally welcomed Thai investors, helping the agricultural sector.

Senator Cynthia Villar pushed the increase on fish hatchery sites nationwide.

Secretary Susan Ople urges bold discussion to protect migrant workers and achieve sustainable migration goals.

The Department of Agriculture urged to develop regulation measures to agricultural chemicals to boost food security.

Local water services allocates PHP10 billion for pipe replacement projects over the next five years to upgrade the distribution system and reduce water losses.

The Department of Health reminded individuals to stay vigilant with possible illnesses during El Niño season.

A photo documentary series features stories behind Filipino parloristas captured by a young Filipino student.

Senator Imee Marcos urges two government agencies to secure more social security agreements for overseas Filipino workers in other countries.

Senator Joel Villanueva commits to passing well-studied and relevant measures for the welfare of the Filipino people before adjournment, prioritizing quality over quantity.

The Bureau of Customs collaborates with Europe to enhance economic ties and modernize customs processes, aiming to boost trade and investment opportunities.

The House of Representatives approves bills revitalizing the Philippine salt industry and establishing an online agriculture information system.

The Philippine National Police deployed 27,000 personnel to assist local government units in responding to Typhoon Betty

RELX international highlights its development of guidelines relating to social responsibility to improve its services among consumers.

President Bongbong Marcos pledges urgent attention to National Land Use Act, emphasizing holistic development and coordinated planning.

A political analyst described the president’s delay in devolution implementation as a wise move to ensure a smooth transition for national and local governments.

The World Health Organization urges countries to stop subsidizing tobacco and prioritize food production for global health.

STI College continuously provides opportunities to its students, presenting outstanding talents during its annual “Tagisan ng Talino at Sining.”

President Marcos Jr. pledges full support for Philippine Navy’s modernization and defense capabilities on its 125th anniversary.

The House of Representatives emphasized the benefit of passing the farmers’ debt condonation bill to ensure food security nationwide.

The Armed Forces of the Philippines is on high alert for Super Typhoon Mawar, prioritizing rescue and relief units.

The Department of Public Works and Highways will construct rainwater collector systems to address water supply and flooding challenges nationwide.

Manila high-end restaurants partner with a non-government organization to fund a feeding program for school children in Leyte and other areas in the country.

The House of Representatives approved 31 of 42 priority bills, including the National Infrastructure Program and the National Land Use Act.

The Department of the Interior and Local Government collaborated with the private sector on promoting drug-free workplaces, emphasizing drug testing and policies.

President Marcos Jr. directs two government agencies to study pre-shipping inspections to curb smuggling nationwide.

Senator Tolentino calls for modern fire prevention systems installed in heritage sites nationwide following the Manila Central Post Office fire.

The Philippines and Sweden to strengthen defense ties, discussing mutual interests in the said field.

President Bongbong Marcos calls for the resumption of talks for a bilateral free trade agreement between the Philippines and the European Union.

Senator Raffy Tulfo proposes the “Body-worn Camera Act,” mandating police officers to use cameras for transparency and evidence quality.

The Philippines joins countries in supporting the Nelson Mandela Rules for the humane treatment of prisoners, emphasizing dignity and rights.

The National Nutrition Council emphasizes the need to ensure food security and control inflation for zero hunger by 2030.

The Philippine Navy thanked South Korea for supporting its naval modernization program.

The Asian Development Bank offered a funding grant to the Philippines following the proposed infrastructure development plans for 2023.

The Philippines ‘Walang Gutom 2027’ program aims to assist one-million households and ensure food security.

The Philippine National Police Academy teaches future officers farming skills to enhance community engagement and food security.

Local aesthetics and wellness center Dear Self introduced its newest brand ambassadors, helping them promote self-love among individuals.

Trade experts urged Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Economies to address services trade barriers for economic growth and global prosperity.

The Sugar Regulatory Administration gathers data to determine import volume amid decreased sugar production.

Senate President Miguel Zubiri pledges support for the modernization of the Philippine Army and emphasizes its importance in national defense.

The Senate already agreed to the bill increasing the allowance of public school teachers, ensuring better support for their roles and welfare.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development prepared relief supplies to ensure readiness and support for affected areas during typhoons.

The senate approved small businesses’ utilization in the Department of Trade and Industry’s service facilities for improved production and competitiveness.

A local university opened a public dialogue tackling the experiences of students and young professionals with Specific Learning Needs.

Marcos administration emphasizes commitment to sustaining peace process momentum through signed agreements for peace, development, and unity.