Filipino pilgrims arrive in Saudi Arabia for the 2023 Hajj, as the Philippine Embassy ensures their safety and support.

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources turns over rehabilitated Abuyog Dam to Sorsogon City for boosted fish production.

Cabadbaran City collaborated with Indigenous People to establish a highland vegetable farming project for sustainable livelihood.

Bamboo industry stakeholders urge President Marcos Jr. to fast-track the ‘Philippine Bamboo Industry Development Act’.

City representative advocates for rainwater harvesting facilities in all development projects to tackle water crisis nationwide.

Remote and conflict-affected villages in Surigao del Norte now connected to town center with completed farm-to-market road.

Bacolod’s Masskara Festival dancers are set to perform at the Busan International Dance Festival in South Korea.

National Irrigation Administration boosts rice production in Agusan del Sur town with new irrigation project.

The Korean government turns over agricultural centers to Quirino, benefiting 650 farming households and promoting sustainable rural development.

Iloilo City attracts tourists with its heritage sites, ranking second in tourist arrivals in Western Visayas.

The Philippine Statistics Authority reported over 79 million Filipinos registered for Philippine Identification System with 66.48 million ID credentials distributed.

Lawmakers push for mandatory early learning program for pre-kindergarten children, including those with special needs.

The US Embassy anticipates record number of visas processed in 2023, aiming to issue 330,000 non-immigrant visas.

Indonesian business donates PHP41.6 million to support social welfare and healthcare programs in the Philippines.

President Bongbong Marcos advocates for agricultural map to boost farmers’ yield and income, addressing land titling issues.

Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman emphasizes need for long-term and high-impact projects in Muslim Mindanao to achieve socioeconomic development.

National Water Resources Board appeals for public cooperation in water conservation as El Niño approaches.

Lawmaker pushes for bill requiring utility companies to refund or adjust bills for unannounced service interruptions.

The Department of Information and Communications Technology installed communication tower in Ilocos Norte to enhance internet connectivity in isolated community.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development offered financial aid to Manobo tribe, benefitting more than 100 families.

The Department of Labor and Employment program in Iloilo City employs 3,600 youths to plant 30,000 seedlings to promote greener environment.

Over 25 fishermen in Oriental Mindoro complete government-sponsored fiberglass boat building course under labor department’s initiative.

Indian firms showcase products and portfolios in Iloilo City, aiming to build stronger partnerships.

Angeles City government incentivizes waste segregation collecting recyclable plastics in exchange for rice.

The Antique educational department urges public schools to have catch-up lessons to meet required contact time as school year ends.

The Department of Science and Technology implements solar-powered water filtration systems in remote Bataan to provide clean drinking water to communities.

The Philippines and Argentina strengthen collaboration in agriculture sector, exploring potential projects and exchanging insights on trade and cooperation.

The Climate Change Commission and Maritime Industry Authority join forces for a greener and sustainable maritime industry in the Philippines.

Albay province provides PHP3 per kilogram additional assistance to rice farmers selling palay to National Food Authority.

Private and public sectors join forces to mitigate earthquake damage, as Office of Civil Defense emphasizes cooperation and preparedness.

The Quiapo Church elevated to Archdiocesan Shrine, formalizing its status as a place of profound devotion and pilgrimage for the faithful.

President Bongbong Marcos applauded digitalization military efforts, seeking for military pension reform.

The House of Representatives and Philippine Red Cross unite for second blood donation to save more lives.

President Marcos Jr. emphasizes the need to achieve rice self-sufficiency, discusses digitalization efforts in the rice sector.

House Speaker Romualdez vowed to provide programs that will help sugar farmers in Batangas.

Iloilo City embarks on PHP96.4M project to enhance safety and aesthetics by burying power lines underground.

Mayor Dalipe establishes Adolescent and Youth Health and Development Council to prioritize health programs for the city’s youth.

Tourism service providers in Eastern Visayas to receive training on Filipino Brand of Service Excellence this year.

Take a break and try to romanticize the beauty of life to the fullest to have a healthy relationship with yourself.

Over 1,200 farmers in Albay receive government assistance at Agri Fiesta 2023, including cash, farm implements, and agri- inputs.

The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership allows Filipino MSMEs to join the global value chain, says financial technology firm.

The National Food Authority starts rice distribution to government employees, ensuring good quality rice and benefiting 16,000 individual beneficiaries.

The Department of Agriculture urged to develop regulation measures to agricultural chemicals to boost food security.

Malacañang opens two museums, Bahay Ugnayan and Teus Mansion, for heritage tours showcasing the life and legacies of Philippine presidents.

Local water services allocates PHP10 billion for pipe replacement projects over the next five years to upgrade the distribution system and reduce water losses.

Iloilo City Mayor Jerry Treñas planned to conduct partnerships to improve public transportation.

The government partners with the International Monetary Fund to address low VAT efficiency, aiming to recover exemptions and improve collections.

Cebu local government launches coastal preservation program to implement environmental projects and promote socio-economic development in waterfront areas.

The Department of Agriculture assists Nueva Ecija vegetable farmers in finding markets for tons of squash harvest, delivering to Kadiwa markets and local cooperatives.

The Department of Health reminded individuals to stay vigilant with possible illnesses during El Niño season.