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Despite the growth slowdown, the government disclosed that the Philippines’ economy remains one of the fastest in Asia, boosting job opportunities and revitalizing industries.

Marcos’ administration paved the way for high-quality jobs and lower unemployment rates, boosting the Filipino workforce’s prosperity.

The Philippines and Australia to convene strategic partnership meetings in Adelaide, taking action and strengthening bonds for future collaboration.

“Vision 2040” unveiled by the National Commission on Muslim Filipinos, aims to create a society free from drugs, crimes, and poverty while promoting inclusivity and progress for Muslim Filipinos.

Breast cancer raised as a a major concern in the Philippines, with late-stage diagnoses due to inadequate treatment and awareness.

President Marcos Jr. boosts rice farmers’ productivity by utilizing excess funds from the Rice Competitiveness Enhancement Fund.

House Representatives and the Department of Social Welfare and Development launched the “Malaya Rice Project,” distributing aid and rice to 2.5 million Filipinos, easing rice burdens.

The Philippines and Namibia forge stronger ties in trade, agriculture, and technical cooperation for mutual growth and development.

The government proposes a PHP38.63 billion budget to support over 900,000 public school teachers and improve their working conditions.

The Commission on Elections grants PHP10 million funds to PCG for security ops during elections, ensuring a smooth and secure voting process for all Filipinos.