President Marcos Jr. remains adamant about fulfilling his promise—to embark on new infrastructure projects while continuing key programs that started under the term of his predecessor Rodrigo Duterte.
Improving ties with the country's partners, both traditional and non-traditional, is among the priorities of President Marcos Jr. in the next six years.
The Department of Agriculture is looking into a "Masagana 150" program that will target to produce 150 cavans of rice harvest per hectare, Undersecretary Kristine Evangelista said.
Several senators are eager to hear about President Marcos Jr.'s economic agenda for the next six years in his first State-of-the-Nation-Address on July 25.