President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. highlighted the expansion of solar-powered irrigation projects as the country prepares for the potential effects of a very strong El Niño.
Iloilo City Agriculturist Iñigo Garingalao emphasized early planting as a practical measure to help farmers reduce potential agricultural losses during severe El Niño conditions.
The Marcos administration, under DOE Secretary Raphael Lotilla, has completed transmission line projects ahead of schedule, bringing stability to the power grid and lowering electricity rates.
Following President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.'s call to elevate the country’s innovation sector, the DTI is gearing up to introduce changes to the Intellectual Property Code.
Finance Secretary Ralph Recto stated that reallocating idle funds from two government corporations will foster job growth and enhance economic progress.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. highlighted the importance of promoting investment-led growth to continue the nation’s economic success during his third SONA.
A minimum of 21 local coffee businesses are now participating in the Hanging Coffee project, where buying two drinks means one is given away to those in need.