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Manila, Philippines: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. vowed that the government will build better and more this year.

(UPDATE) PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. vowed that the government will build better and more this year.

(UPDATE) PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Sunday urged Filipinos to embody the spirit of solidarity through acts of kindness as he joined the nation in welcoming the New Year.

(UPDATE) PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Sunday urged Filipinos to embody the spirit of solidarity through acts of kindness as he joined the nation in welcoming the New Year.

MANILA, Philippines: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has institutionalized the recovery, reconstruction and rehabilitation efforts in Marawi City to reduce delays caused by government bureaucracy, Malacañang said Saturday.

Maritime expert recommends filing a case vs China before UN Tribunal for encroaching on Philippine territories and illegal activities in the West Philippine Sea. Prof. Jay Batongbacal suggests using international tribunals to assert Philippines' rights under UNCLOS. Find out more on the potential case and other recommendations made by experts on the issue.

Discover how the new Government Procurement Reform Act (GPRA) is set to revolutionize public procurement by integrating sustainable and green practices. Learn about the bill's focus on minimizing environmental impact, promoting social responsibility, and supporting long-term economic sustainability. Find out how this aligns with President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.'s commitment to climate resiliency and a green economy. Stay updated on the latest developments in green public procurement a...

Manila, Philippines: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed seven laws upgrading two higher education institutions (HEI) and allowing five universities to have their own college of medicine, Malacañang said Thursday.

MANILA: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has been in office for a year and six months. As he spends his second Christmas as the Chief Executive, he describes 2023 as the period for changes at the core.

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Bongbong Marcos Jr. boasted of the structural changes that his administration made this year, reforms that he believed would have a greater effect in 2024.