The five-day trade fair brings Central Luzon products to Metro Manila as participating entrepreneurs pursue wider market reach and stronger sales opportunities.
Baguio’s latest e-waste collection shows growing environmental awareness, with hundreds of kilograms diverted from regular waste streams within less than two weeks.
President Bongbong Marcos announced that the country is continuously providing help to residents in Turkey who are affected by the recent massive earthquake.
The Department of Budget Management announced to conduct of training and seminars for local government officials to help them successfully fulfill their duties.
The Legislative and Executive advisory council planned to pass ten bills to the president that would be referred to as priority legislation for Congress.
A governor from Eastern Samar encourages other members of the local government unit to provide measures to increase air traffic to boost the tourism industry.
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas announced that the net foreign investments of the country rose by up to USD793 million in November 2022, indicating the country's development after the pandemic surge.
The Puerto Princesa City tourism office welcomed the arrival of its first cruise ship after three years of the pandemic, eyeing a boost to its travel sector.
The Korean Embassy in Manila encourages Filipinos to apply for their 2023 Global Korea Scholarship, which will remain open up until the end of the month.
The SM Development Corporation presents a sustainable way of living in the city through its residences that promotes greener spaces and a healthier environment.
The Department of Tourism plans to have more meetings and conventions to further encourage Japanese tourists in the country, following its large tourism source market.
Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte urged the members of the ASEAN to apply "Bayanihan" in finding solutions to improving the education system in each region.
While the president is on a state visit to Japan, Senate President Miguel Zubiri advises the Philippine and Japanese governments to discuss the Visiting Forces Agreement.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development confirmed that they would get ready to provide more relief goods to far-flung areas, following the orders from the president.
Members of the Second Congressional Commission on Education are starting to brainstorm ideas to address the critical problems faced by the education sector nationwide.