RMAP welcomed PRCA’s new definition of public relations as a milestone that moves the profession beyond publicity toward trust, governance, and enterprise leadership.
The Development Budget Coordination Committee maintained at least a 7% GDP growth outlook for 2023 and adjusted the 2024 forecast, with inflation settling at 6% before recovery.
Tropical Depression Kabayan poses a threat as it approaches Visayas and Mindanao; residents are urged to prepare for potential heavy rainfall and wind impacts.
The Public-Private Partnership Center unveils over a hundred projects worth PHP2.4 trillion in the pipeline, bolstering the Marcos administration’s infrastructure program.
Stable prices for ‘Pinoy Tasty’ and ‘Pinoy Pandesal’ during the Christmas industry ensure affordability for the festive season despite certain operational expenses.
Northern Mindanao’s service-oriented economy thrives with a 54.5% contribution to its GRDP, driven by tourism, accommodation services, and other sectors.
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources partners with more than 10 Southern Leyte areas for the FishCoRe Project, aimed at empowering fishing communities and sustaining fisheries management.
The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency commends the opening of Pangasinan’s first provincial Balay Silangan reformation facility, aiming to rehabilitate street-level pushers and clear drug-affected barangays.
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Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office Chair Junie Cua urges Filipinos with HIV to seek treatment and assures assistance amid rising cases, emphasizing a good quality of life.
The City Veterinarian’s Office reminds consumers to check meat inspection certificates for lechon, ensuring safety and proper handling in holiday preparations.
More than 400 agrarian reform beneficiaries in Albay receive electronic land titles under CARP’s SPLIT Project, promoting empowerment and productivity.
The National Economic and Development Authority Board greenlights four pivotal projects, including the Dalton Pass East Alignment Road, extending Most Favored Nation tariff rates, and more for 2023.
Senator Robin Padilla proposes constitutional term changes for elected officials, emphasizing leadership stability and democratic continuity in governance.
The British Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines outlines the 2024 wishlist for the Marcos administration, emphasizing tariff extension, foreign investment openness, digitalization, agriculture, trade liberation, and sustainability to attract UK investments.
The Department of Energy assures adequate power supply for 2024 despite El Niño anticipates challenges, advocates solar power, and urges energy efficiency.
The Department of Labor and Employment and labor groups support a game-changing plan to provide Php5,000 cash aid to struggling workers below a Php23,000 salary.
The 2024 General Appropriations Bill supports Mandanas ruling, ensuring an increased share for local government units to improve governance and achieve the Seal of Good Local Governance.
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The Philippines aims for more than 7 million foreign visitors in 2023, surpassing arrival goals for next year and showcasing remarkable resilience in tourism.
The National Economic and Development Authority remains optimistic about reaching economic growth targets despite challenges the services sector and IT-BPM industry are expected to drive growth.
Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman approved more than Php300 million to create over 600 new faculty positions, marking a historical occurrence for Mindanao State University.
Experience the magic of Christmas in Albay province, from whimsical wonderlands to thrilling carnival rides, festive food parks, and bustling local bazaars.
Over 86,000 family food packs were distributed to affected LGUs by the Department of Social Welfare and Development. Rebuilding efforts are underway, with progress reports keeping stakeholders updated.
Approval of the ‘Blue Economy Act’ signals a transformative step towards sustainable maritime growth, fostering economic resilience and environmental stewardship.
Government gears up for prolonged El Niño impact, implementing science-based strategies across water, agriculture, energy, health, and public safety sectors.
Metro Pacific Investments Corporation’s agricultural investments receive the green light from the Board of Investments, fueling the fight for food security and affordable prices in the Philippines.
Mayor Honey Lacuna spreads joy in Manila as more than 600,000 households receive Christmas food boxes and senior citizens receive special gift boxes and monthly allowances.