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.
First Circle renews the Department of Trade and Industry partnership, empowering small businesses with non-collateral loans for global competitiveness until 2025.
The Department of Budget and Management vowed to prioritize social protection, food security, and key infrastructure projects in unveiling the 2024 national budget proposal.
Energy Secretary emphasizes connectivity as key to renewable energy growth, highlighting the need for fast-tracking transmission projects to meet rising power demand and attract investments.
President Marcos Jr. demands action from the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines to deliver vital grid projects, ensuring efficient electricity supply and a unified market.
President Marcos Jr. highlights the PHP8.3-trillion “Build Better More” Program and its impact on the Philippine economy, with over 190 new infrastructure projects fueling growth.
The National Economic and Development Authority approves the rehabilitation project of the NAIA, expanding capacity and enhancing passenger experience for a modern and efficient airport.
Online food platform foodpanda encourages small restaurant owners to embrace the digital market and unveils initiatives to support the growth of small businesses.