A daughter of a solo parent in Antique was chosen to be the ‘Pantawid Model Child,’ stating that she wanted to inspire people, especially in the poor sector.
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources advises fish cage operators in Ilocos Norte to harvest early to prevent fish kills due to high temperatures.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development offered livelihood assistance to two people’s organizations in Siargao, promoting their support to the marginalized sector.
Over 200 Negros Occidental farmers receive certificates of land ownership award for agricultural lands under the Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program Extension.
President Marcos Jr. explores investment opportunities in infrastructure, energy, and digital transformation with an international infrastructure agency.
The Camalig local government signed an agreement to localize and institutionalize population management programs, focusing on family planning and early pregnancy prevention.
President Bongbong Marcos emphasized the country’s plan for local battery production to solve energy problems during his meeting with American businesses.
Presidential Communications Office reaffirms commitment to a free press on 30th World Press Freedom Day, recognizing the vital role of independent media in democracy.
President Bongbong Marcos signed an administrative order to build an inter-agency committee to be in-charge of the Philippine independence celebration.
Iloilo City is this year’s official Philippine candidate for the Creative Cities Network of UNESCO in the category of gastronomy, and they are asking for the full support of the Department of Trade and Industry.