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Japan Donates Php300-M Farm Machinery To Boost PH Sugar Production

The Japanese government donated 800 million yen worth of farm machinery to boost sugar production in the Philippines, benefiting small farmers.

Stakeholders: PH Mining Industry Now Safer

Mines and Geosciences Bureau assures enhanced safety in the mining industry, citing rigorous regulations and continuous monitoring for compliance.

PBBM Eyes Stronger PH-Peru Ties, Gets Invited To Visit Lima In 2024

President Bongbong Marcos aims to enhance Philippines-Peru relations, emphasizing the importance of alliances and partnerships in rebuilding post-pandemic economies.

US To Help PH Grow Semiconductor Industry In New Tie-Up

The United States and the Philippines joined forces to boost semiconductor industry growth, creating a secure and sustainable global value chain.

PH, 13 Indo-Pacific Economic Framework Partners Ink Supply Chain Resilience Deal

The Philippines and more than ten partner countries signed a historic supply chain agreement, paving the way for a clean, fair, and prosperous Indo-Pacific economy.

PH Urges APEC Economies To Finance Digital Infra Projects

The Philippine government urges the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation to bridge the digital divide and finance infrastructure projects for a connected global economy.

Cultural Show Spotlights Experiences, Journeys Of Deaf Graduates To Inspire, Give Hope

Experience the inspiring journey of Filipino Deaf college graduates in ‘Manghod,’ a cultural show premiering on November 25

Additional PHP500 Million For TUPAD Program To Help More Calamity Victims Sought

Senator Chiz Escudero proposes expanding the TUPAD program to provide more assistance to victims of natural calamities.

IDP Education Philippines: Misinformation, Top Concern Of Filipinos Studying Abroad

The IDP Education Philippines disclosed that Filipino students studying abroad face academic challenges and unmet expectations due to misinformation, calling for possible actions.

Treatment Not Part Of School-Based Mental Health Program Bill

Senator Win Gatchalian clarifies mental health bill won’t cover treatment and focuses on strengthening school-based programs and addressing bullying to support students’ well-being.