Filipino micro-agripreneurs and startups showcased homegrown agricultural solutions in Taiwan while exploring opportunities to reach and connect with international markets.
Education is a shared responsibility, DepEd emphasized as it encouraged families to remain active partners of schools in supporting students’ learning and development.
DepEd said continued reform and collaboration will remain central to turning recent PISA gains into broader improvements in Filipino learners’ education.
ASEAN and India are strengthening agricultural cooperation as countries seek more resilient food systems amid growing economic and climate uncertainty.
The Philippines’ Asia Fruit Logistica 2026 participation delivered USD290.71 billion in tropical fruit sales, reflecting substantial international market opportunities for local produce.
Despite continuing education challenges, Speaker Dy said the country’s improved PISA scores show that the Philippine learning system is making progress.