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 launches initiatives to boost small businesses growth, including the Presidential Awards, the Philippine E-Commerce Platform, and digitalizing OTOP Philippines.
Support for the Bamboo Bill grows as stakeholders rally for its approval, promising economic benefits and sustainable development for the Philippine bamboo industry.
A local senior trade official emphasized the essence of the Comprehensive Automotive Resurgence Strategy program in aiding the domestic automotive industry’s survival, ensuring the growth of local assembly.
Economists highlight President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s achievements in infrastructure, agrarian reform, international ties, and economic reopening in his first year.
A chemical and food manufacturer commences commercial operations of a PHP10.5-billion plant in Batangas, Philippines, overcoming pandemic-related challenges.
The Employers Confederation of the Philippines hails the first year of the Marcos administration, citing economic expansion and job generation despite global challenges.
The Department of Trade and Industry invites German firms to consider the Philippines as an investment destination, highlighting economic growth and opportunities.