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 Philippines and the United Arab Emirates joined forces to build data centers with 500 megawatts capacity, boosting digital infrastructure and economic growth.
Debt watcher S&P Global reaffirms the Philippines’ ‘BBB+’ long-term and ‘A-2’ short-term sovereign credit ratings with a stable outlook, citing sustained economic recovery and a robust external position.
BFAR’s typhoon rehabilitation program bolsters the supply of Malaga fish in Ilocos Norte, supporting the recovery of coastal communities affected by calamities.
The country’s economic managers urge President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. to encourage local government units to expand their revenue sources and boost spending to support local and national growth.
The United Arab Emirates aims to quintuple trade and investments with the Philippines through a new free trade agreement, bringing vast opportunities for small businesses and industries.
The Department of Finance empowers LGUs with quicker access to climate financing, advancing the Philippines’ climate agenda for livable and sustainable communities.