The Philippines will step up efforts to upskill and reskill Filipino workers so they can continue to compete in the new global economy, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. assured Japanese investors.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called his wife, Liza Araneta-Marcos, “Imelda” in his departure speech for Japan.
The Turkish government on Tuesday thanked the Philippines for pledging to send a search and rescue team to Türkiye, where the death toll due to Monday’s massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake has already reached over 3,300.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has urged the Bureau of Internal Revenue to maintain the highest standards of integrity and professionalism to increase public trust in the tax system.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called the country’s inflation rate of 8.7% in January 2023 as “unfortunate.”
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. approved the establishment of a Water Resource Management Office (WRMO) on Wednesday.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. lauded Filipino scientist Glenn Banaguas for his induction into the prestigious Royal Society of Arts.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has approved the creation of a Water Resource Management Office to manage the country’s water resources and address current environmental challenges.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. received the credentials Tuesday of the new ambassadors of Canada and Oman.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said he’s “happy” about the country’s 7.6 percent annual growth in 2022, saying that his administration is focused on attracting foreign investments to keep the growth rate and development.
