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PBBM’s Roundtable Business Meeting
Nakipagpulong ngayong Huwebes ng umaga si Pangulong Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. sa mga pinuno ng mga kumpanya sa sektor ng agribusiness bilang bahagi ng kanyang state visit sa People’s Republic of China.
Ibinahagi ni PBBM sa Chinese businessmen na ang sektor ng agrikultura ang pangunahing istratehiya ng kanyang administrasyon para sa pagbangon ng Pilipinas mula sa pandemya. Nagpasalamat din ang Pangulo sa mga dumalo sa pulong at sa kanilang ipinakitang interes sa pakikipagnegosyo at pagpapabuti sa industriya ng agrikultura.
Inimbita rin ni Pangulong Marcos ang pamumuhunan ng mga kumpanya sa Tsina sa industriya ng coconut, durian, fertilizer, at livestock ngayong may mga kasunduang napirmahan na sa ilan sa mga ito.
In an unprecedented move to expand healthcare access for military veterans, retirees, and their dependents, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Friday inaugurated the first Veterans Access to Lifetime Optimized Healthcare (VALOR) Clinic at the Fernando Air Base Hospital in Lipa, Batangas.
To ensure that the seized shabu does not find its way back to the streets, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Wednesday led the destruction of confiscated illegal drugs, including nearly PHP9 billion worth of “floating shabu” recently recovered by fishermen off the coasts of northern Luzon.
PBBM wants to immediately lay out measures to protect Filipino families from the impact of tensions in Iran and Israel. This includes assistance through fuel subsidies, cash aid, and other forms of support to keep grocery and fare prices affordable and to ensure economic stability.
Even through a bloodless campaign, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Tuesday said his administration’s intensified drive against illegal drugs has led to the seizure of PhP62 billion worth of shabu since June 2022.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Monday ordered the construction of additional ports around Lake Lanao to enhance connectivity among the 18 surrounding municipalities and boost local economic activity.
After hearing both the personal and professional concerns of soldiers stationed in Marawi City, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Monday vowed to take concrete steps to improve the welfare of the troops and their families.
In a push for swift action, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Monday ordered the Marawi City General Hospital (MCGH) to open a month ahead of schedule—moving the target from September to August—to urgently restore long-delayed healthcare services and ensure residents can benefit from them without further delay.
To ensure uninterrupted learning for some 10,000 students, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Monday ordered national government agencies to expedite the construction of additional facilities for the PhP520-million Marawi Dansalan Integrated School.
As part of his administration’s efforts to accelerate the rebuilding of Marawi City after the 2017 siege, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Monday personally led the inspection of Temporary Learning Spaces (TLS) serving as classrooms for thousands of displaced learners and teachers.
