Naging bahagi ng mga aktibidad ni President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. ngayong linggo ang governance reforms, peace initiatives, energy security, at digitalization agenda.
Inaasahang makikinabang ang 28 milyong Pilipino sa planong USD12 milyong grant ng South Korea para mapahusay ang healthcare services malapit sa Luzon Economic Corridor.
Ina-update ng Department of Health ang organ at tissue donation policy upang mapabilis ang donor matching at mapalawak ang access sa transplant services.
Isinusulong ng Commission on Higher Education ang pagpapalakas ng nursing workforce sa Pilipinas sa pamamagitan ng pambansang roadmap para sa nursing education.
The Department of Trade and Industry’s ‘Rice on Wheels’ program delivers affordable well-milled rice to retailers, ensuring availability and compliance with the price ceiling.
The Philippine economic team invites Middle Eastern entrepreneurs to invest in infrastructure and clean energy nationwide, expanding its business ventures.
The Marcos administration sets an ambitious goal to elevate the Philippines’ ranking in the Global Innovation Index by 2028, aiming for a ‘Filipinnovation’ renaissance.
Trade Secretary Alfredo Pascual extends the rice price ceiling for two more weeks as the government evaluates policy, remaining confident in sufficient supply.
Iloilo City’s booming economy attracts business growth as the Business Permits and Licensing Office records an increase in approved permits compared to the previous year.
The Bases Conversion and Development Authority draws Japanese investors with comprehensive plans for Clark development, paving the way for innovation and progress in the Philippines.