President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. expressed hope that the long-term reforms being pursued in the country’s education system will become firmly institutionalized—establishing quality education as an unquestionable right that Filipinos can demand even beyond his administration.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. underscored the urgency of strengthening the country’s education system, saying Filipinos excel when given the right opportunities—whether in the Philippines or overseas.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. welcomed the newly designated ambassadors of Chile and China in a formal presentation of credentials ceremony at Malacañan Palace on Thursday.
“May nagawa ka, nagbago yung buhay ng tao. Can you imagine? Binago mo yung buhay ng tao. What a privilege to be able to do that.”
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. underscored the administration’s commitment to building a fair, transparent, and investor-friendly business environment in the country during the Job Fair + Skills E-Hub held at the SM Mall of Asia in Pasay City on Thursday.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. expressed hope that succeeding administrations will build on the structural reforms initiated under his leadership and institutionalize them for the public’s benefit.
Pinangunahan ni Pangulong Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. nitong Miyerkules ang groundbreaking ng Korea Agricultural Machinery Industry Complex (KAMIC) sa Nueva Ecija — ang kauna-unahang malakihang pagawaan ng makinaryang pang-agrikultura sa bansa na inaasahang magpapalakas sa lokal na mekanisasyon sa pagsasaka, magpapataas ng produktibidad, at magpapababa ng pagdepende sa mga inaangkat na kagamitan.
A strong earthquake struck off the coast of Davao Oriental this morning at 9:43 a.m. with a magnitude of 7.6. PHIVOLCS has issued a tsunami warning for several coastal provinces in Mindanao and the Visayas, including Davao Oriental, Surigao del Norte, Surigao del Sur, Southern Leyte, and Eastern Samar.
The President recognizes the vital role of the House of Representatives, especially at a time when the public demands visible results and Congress is called upon to take active steps that address people’s concerns and deliver real improvements in daily life.
KATHLEEN ANNE MILLONTE (UNIVERSITY OF THE EAST, EDITOR IN CHIEF, THE DAWN): Let’s go to something po a little bit closer to us naman po as students. One major thing that concerns us po would be the education sector po. PRESIDENT FERDINAND R. MARCOS JR.: Naturally. MS. MILLONTE: Ayan po. So, ‘yung proposed national budget po natin for 2026 for the education sector is a record high PhP1.38 trillion po, Read More
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Thank you to our DICT Secretary, Secretary Henry Aguda. [Please everyone, take your seats.] Our constant host, Pasay City Mayor Imelda Calixto-Rubiano; the lead of the PSAC or – the PSAC is what… Kung makita ninyo, mayroon dito nakalagay na PSAC. That is the Private Sector Advisory Council. Ito po ‘yung council na nagbibigay ng tulong sa pamahalaan at pinapa –nakikipagkonsulta kami sa mga negosyante para maging maayos ang ating Read More
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KATHLEEN ANNE MILLONTE (UNIVERSITY OF THE EAST, EDITOR IN CHIEF, THE DAWN): We are curious po about your mental well-being, Mr. President. Everyone knows po how immense your role is po sa Pilipinas, sa government po natin. So, despite all that, kamusta po ang mental health ninyo, sir? PRESIDENT FERDINAND R. MARCOS JR.: I’m fine. Siguro over the years, nasanay na rin ako sa… May malaking advantage ako dahil ‘yung Read More
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