Ray Santos

DPWH has achieved a major milestone with the completion of PHP23.6 million worth of new school buildings in San Fernando City and Sudipen, enhancing the educational landscape in La Union.

NIA is ensuring the sustainability of rice farming with its new sale, offering rice at PHP29 per kilogram at the Kadiwa site in Quezon City.

Registration efforts for "kapeng barako," also known as liberica coffee, are being undertaken by Batangas' Office of the Provincial Agriculturist with the Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines to strengthen local coffee branding.

Philippine economic growth surged to 6.3% in Q2 2024, a notable increase from the 4.3% recorded during the same period last year.

The Department of Agriculture's PHP118.75 million anti-poverty project is now active, helping 125 farmers' associations in Eastern Visayas.

Under President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., the administration will actively support technology and innovation to drive economic growth and improve living conditions for Filipinos.

To better prepare students for the job market, DepEd and PSAC introduce an enhanced work immersion program for senior high school students.

The Philippine economy's 6.3% growth in the second quarter reflects the effective policies of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., according to Speaker Martin Romualdez.

The Marcos administration's growth strategy is centered on job creation and poverty reduction, according to Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman.

NCSC and PhilHealth are in discussions to ensure comprehensive healthcare for the aging population.