France and the Philippines are ready for joint maritime patrols in the West Philippine Sea, reinforcing their role as like-minded partners in the Indo-Pacific.
The Philippine Statistics Authority launched a nationwide info drive on ePhilID and PhilSys Check, educating Filipinos on PhilSys benefits, with 81 million registered persons.
Senator Imee Marcos spearheads efforts to ratify ILO Convention 190, extending protection to informal workers against abuse and highlighting inclusivity and global workplace standards.
The Presidential Communications Office’s Community Campus Caravan expands after a successful event, aiming to combat fake news and empower the youth through media literacy.
Agriculture Secretary Laurel prioritizes making agriculture sustainable, profitable, and appealing to the younger generation, ensuring our future food security.
House Bill 9648 aims to overhaul the Government Procurement Reform Act, prioritizing transparency, efficiency, and innovation to address current challenges.
Vice President Sara Duterte hails the Department of Education’s recognition as the most trusted government agency and emphasizes commitment to integrity and public service this Christmas.
Senators Legarda and Cayetano collaborate with the UN Gender Thematic Group to launch the ‘Walk in Her Shoes’ exhibit, addressing gender-based violence.
The House of Representatives pledges support for the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, working towards eradicating poverty and promoting peace by 2030.
President Bongbong Marcos honors dedicated Office of the President employees during the Family Week celebration, acknowledging their vital contribution to the nation.
Senator Cynthia Villar champions service and solidarity with the Philippine Eagles, emphasizing the transformative power of selfless commitment and purposeful giving.
SM Prime and WWF-Philippines unite more than 30 student ambassadors from over ten Manila high schools in a transformative eco-camp for environmental leadership.
Senator Grace Poe champions children’s rights, pushing for crucial legislation like the Foundling Recognition and Protection Act, emphasizing their well-being.
Agriculture Secretary commits to tackling staff shortage at PhilRice, emphasizing the importance of scientific interventions in achieving rice sufficiency.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. will leave Manila on Thursday to attend the 28th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Dubai.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s decision to resume peace talks with the National Democratic Front reflects his openness to address the grievances of communist rebels.
The House of Representatives passes the third and final reading of a measure enabling government access to excess funds from government-owned and controlled corporations for unprogrammed appropriations in the 2023 budget.
The Anti-Red Tape Authority is partnering with German and Nordic business groups in the Philippines to further promote ease of doing business in the country.
The House Committee on Overseas Worker Affairs greenlights unnumbered substitute bill, aiming to establish a temporary guardianship system ensuring the safety and well-being of children in the absence of their OFW parents.
Despite a notable downturn in the construction industry during the peak of the pandemic, the Department of Trade and Industry remains hopeful for the continued growth of the country’s construction sector.
The Department of Migrant Workers hopes to forge more partnerships with various local government units in the country to help curb illegal recruitment and human trafficking.
Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. calls for amendments to the Philippine Fisheries Development Authority charter to expand its function in the development and management of marine and agro-industrial estates nationwide.
The six resolutions that were discussed during the meeting for the Drafting Committee’s final approval revolve around pressing matters across the Asia-Pacific region.
President Marcos Jr. is considering granting service recognition incentives for government personnel, awaiting the fiscal year’s end to assess feasibility.
President Bongbong Marcos spreads Christmas cheer at Malacañan Palace, urging Filipinos to reflect and connect with loved ones during the festive season.
Vice President Sara Duterte urged Filipinos to show continuous support to the newly-elected officials of the government to help them achieve improvement in society.
Three government agencies launched the OGPinas campaign, uniting 300 participants to champion values for transparent, accountable, and engaged governance
The Senate approved PHP1.5 billion to train teachers for the “Matatag” K to 10 curriculum, aiming to improve learner performance and produce job-ready citizens.
Taiwanese agribusiness student, Claire Huang, advocates for innovation and technology to revitalize farming, sharing insights with Filipino stakeholders during the 2023 TYAA Program.