President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. wants to provide artists with more scholarships and infrastructure to develop and support the country’s cultural and creative industries, Presidential Adviser for Creative Communications and filmmaker Paul Soriano said Monday.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. hopes to provide scholarships and develop cultural infrastructure to improve the country’s creative economy, according to Presidential Adviser for Creative Communications Paul Soriano.
The House Committee on Higher and Technical Education has approved the proposal to institutionalize the grant of technical and vocational scholarships to former drug dependents.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. calls for the establishment of a scholarship program for students pursuing a degree in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics.
