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PH Welcomes Adoption Of United Nations High Seas Treaty

The Philippine government welcomed the historic adoption of the international treaty on marine biodiversity protection in areas beyond national jurisdiction or the high seas.

PH Adjusts Guidelines On Nursing Graduates

The government announced nursing graduates who have yet to pass the board examination already possess the skills of a nurse and could help ease the need for them in hospitals nationwide.

PBBM: PH Committed To Championing People’s Right To Information

President Bongbong Marcos vows to fight fake news and promote people’s right to information at the 14th International Conference of Information Commissioners in the Philippines.

PCO Hosts International Conference On Access To Information

The Philippines hosts the 14th International Conference of Information Commissioners to promote global access to information rights and combat misinformation with a lineup of sessions and workshops.

KLABARZON Partners With DOLE To Boost Region 4A’s Jobs Generation, Employment-Rich Growth

Two government organizations team up to boost employment-rich growth in Batangas and Region 4A, creating quality jobs for constituents and enhancing overall welfare.

PBBM Vows To Strengthen AFP, Ensure Welfare Of Soldiers

President Marcos Jr. vows to strengthen the Armed Forces of the Philippines and ensure the well-being of its personnel.

Bacolod City Eyes Completion Of 400 Housing Units In July

Bacolod City races to complete 400 housing units under the president’s program, with two buildings expected to be finished in time.

Over 4K Surigao Del Sur Residents Get PHP13 Million Crisis Aid From DSWD

Over 4,000 residents in Surigao del Sur receive financial aid worth PHP 13 million through the crisis program of the government.

Bacolodnons Look To ‘Promising Future’ On City’s 85th Year

Bacolod aims to become a “super city” with a diversified economy and green development, and its mayor urges citizens to do their part for a better future.

DOLE To Start Profiling Of Bicol Workers Hit By Mayon’s Activity

The Department of Labor and Employment will provide emergency employment to thousands of Bicolano families affected by the Mayon Volcano unrest.

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