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 Bases Conversion and Development Authority seeks Senate support to unlock its potential, extend the corporate term, and raise authorized capital to benefit the Filipino people.
Inflation concerns are debunked as business leaders assure the public that price hikes will be modest and that Kadiwa stores can help mitigate food inflation.
Philippine-European Union trade agreement advancements and positive feedback from German businesses indicate increased investment interest in the Philippines.
Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno ensures the Indonesian business community of the Marcos administration’s investments in infrastructure, digitalization, and sustainable economic growth.