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DAR Taps Regional, Provincial Info Officers On SPLIT Project

The Department of Agrarian Reform conducts orientation seminars to expedite land subdivision and inform stakeholders about the Lands for Individual Titling program.

Bill On Agri Pension Fund To Benefit 9.7M Farmers, Fisherfolk

Small Farmers and Fisherfolk to get lifetime pensions through a bill Introduced in Congress to support the poor in the agriculture sector.

PBBM Sees Progress In PH-China Fishing Right Talks

President Bongbong Marcos announced that progress is being made in discussions with China regarding fishing rights in the West Philippine Sea.

Senator Angara Reiterates Call To Support, Patronize ‘Sariling Atin’

Senator Angara calls for a boost in Filipino-made products and services to compete in the world market through the “Tatak Pinoy” bill.

Senator Tolentino Meets PH Ambassador To South Korea For Local Executive Program

Senator Francis Tolentino boosts the innovation for local government units by sending a new batch of officials for capacity building in Korea this December.

PBBM: Goals Set To Improve Agri Sector Achievable

President Marcos Jr. expresses confidence in achieving agriculture sector development goals, emphasizing the importance of agriculture in revitalizing the economy and ensuring food sufficiency.

PH, G77 Chair To Advance Developing Nations’ Positions In UNFCCC

The Philippines and Group of 77 commit to reinforcing coordination and advancing the positions of developing nations in the United Nations climate meetings.

UN Adopts Landmark Treaty To Protect Oceans

The United Nations adopted a historic treaty to protect oceans creating vast ocean sanctuaries in international waters.

AFP Commits To Stronger Defense Ties With Japan

The Armed Forces of the Philippines forged stronger defense ties with Japan to improve security and defense relations amid present challenges.

Taiwan School Produces Pinoy Engineers

A university in Taiwan produces over 200 Filipino engineers through a work-study program, with all-women engineers comprising the first batch.