Skip to main content

Dalan sa pag-uswag: PBBM nagpahayag sa iyang 8-point socio-economic agenda atubangan sa mga US investors, business leaders

Gipresentar ni Presidente Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. kaniadtong Huwebes ang walo ka punto nga socio-economic agenda sa iyang administrasyon nga gitumong sa mahinuklugong pagputol sa insidente sa kakabus ug pagpataas sa nasud ngadto sa taas nga middle-income status.

"Our socio-economic agenda charts out the government's policy and its different directions that will be used to tackle both near- and medium-term priorities," si Marcos miingon atol sa Philippine Economic Briefing didto sa New York City.

Ang Presidente miingon nga ang iyang administrasyon nagpakusog sa mga paningkamot aron matubag ang epekto sa inflation.

"In the near term, we will address the impact of growing inflationary pressures due to rising global prices of key commodities such as food and fuel. We will ensure domestic food security by boosting local food production and continue the provision of targeted support for sectors most affected by the rise in fuel prices," dugang sa presidente.

Nagpahayag usab si Marcos og pagsalig nga ang ekonomiya sa Pilipinas anaa sa dalan aron malabwan ang ilang mga silingan sa Asya.

"I thank you for your continuing interest in the Philippines, which we are touting as with great confidence as Asia's fastest rising economic star," sigo niya ngadto sa mga American business leaders and investors.

Sa iyang unom ka adlaw nga working visit sa Estados Unidos, nakigtagbo usab si Marcos sa mga miyembro sa Filipino community aron pasalamatan sila sa ilang suporta ug kontribusyon sa ekonomiya sa Pilipinas.

Naghatag usab siya og usa ka makasaysayanon nga pakigpulong sa ika-77 nga sesyon sa United Nations General Assembly kaniadtong Martes, diin gituki niya ang dinalian nga aksyon sa pagbag-o sa klima ug seguridad sa pagkaon. (PND)

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

OCD-7: ‘Only OCD can hold incident command system trainings’

  OCD-7 Regional Director Joel Erestain speaking during the 13th episode of the ‘Kapihan sa Bagong Pilipinas’ program held in Cebu City. He emphasized that only OCD is accredited to conduct trainings on Incident Command System. (PIA-7)  CEBU CITY, CEBU (PIA) — Only the Office of the Civil Defense (OCD) can conduct training on the Incident Command System (ICS). This was emphasized by OCD-7 regional director Joel Erestain during the 13th episode of the Kapihan sa Bagong Pilipinas on Aug. 20 in Cebu City.  As the executive arm of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC), OCD conducts ICS trainings, which is a standardized approach to managing emergency responses and disasters. “So kung mayro’ng mga iba na nagsasabi na nagte-train daw, hindi po sila accredited. Lalong lalo na nagkaroon tayo ng Civil Defense Training Institute, walang ibang pwedeng mag-train ng ICS, basic ICS, hanggang sa down the line,” said Erestain.  (So if there are people ...

PRESS RELEASE: Smart’s ‘School-in-a-Bag’ reaches last-mile schools in NegOr

  DepEd Secretary hails education as 'solution' More remote schools have been reached by Smart Communications, Inc.’s mini portable classroom School-in-a-Bag, bringing learning technologies to far-flung areas to help facilitate quality basic education in last-mile schools. Among these schools is Dobdob Elementary School (ES) which is situated in the farthest barangay in Valencia, Negros Oriental. It is 80 kilometers from the town proper and is only accessible by 4-wheel drive vehicles. Dobdob ES has a total of 128 students, most of whom are children of farmers. These students often arrive with their shirts drenched in sweat, because they help their parents on the farm before coming to school. But despite that, they still come to class with great vigor and enthusiasm. Leah Apenas, head teacher of Dobdob ES, shared the different struggles she and her colleagues, most especially the students face in the mountain school. “Every time there’s a heavy downpour, students skip classes d...

PVAO to partner with hospitals for improved medical care access of veterans

  PVAO Field Satellite Office (FSO) Cebu Head Reggie Sabandal enables the public to envision the goal of the agency to facilitate a no medical expense for the veterans during the 13th Kapihan sa Bagong Pilipinas. (PIA 7) CEBU CITY, Cebu (PIA) — The Philippine Veterans Affairs Office (PVAO) Field Services Office (FSO) Cebu is set to partner with two hospitals in Central Visayas for improved access to medical services of the Filipino veterans in the region.  PVAO Cebu is set to ink a memorandum of agreement (MOA) with Vicente Sotto Memorial Medical Center (VSMMC) in Cebu City, Cebu and Gov. Celestino Gallares Memorial Medical Center (GCGMMC) in Tagbilaran City, Bohol.  PVAO FSO Cebu head Reggie Sabandal said this is in line with their agency’s aim to establish additional 19 veterans’ wards in the country.  "We also did our part in (terms of) lobbying for the MOA with respective private and public hospitals for the enhancement of veterans’ wards... Our vision and goal i...