Found 20 item(s) published on Friday, 19th of July 2024
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Friday thanked farmers and fisherfolk in Ilocos Region for their dedication to ensuring food security amid the effects of the El Niño phenomenon.
Read More »President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Friday led the inauguration and turnover of the Php71-million Rice Processing System II (RPS II) in Piddig, Ilocos Norte.
Read More »A total of 64,241 agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs) in the regions of Ilocos, Cordillera, Cagayan Valley, and Central Luzon were spared by the government from paying over PhP3 billion in mortgages following the signing of the Certificates of Condonation with Release of Mortgage (COCROM) on Friday.
Read More »President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Friday led the inauguration of the Sulvec Small Reservoir Irrigation Project (SRIP) in Pasuquin, Ilocos Norte.
Read More »President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. respects the decision of Vice President Sara Duterte not to serve another Cabinet post after she resigned as secretary of the Department of Education (DepEd).
Read More »Maraming salamat sa ating butihing Secretary ng Department of Agriculture, Secretary Kiko Laurel. [Agtugaw tayo apo.] Andito din po, kasama po din natin ang Kalihim ng Departamento ng Social Welfare and Development, ang DSWD Secretary dahil po alam ko na nakikita niyo siya kapag may bagyo, kapag may baha, may lindol, pumutok ang bulkan, ‘yan po ang nakikita natin dahil pagka may sakuna, may kalamidad, siyempre DSWD ang pumapasok. Ngunit Read More
Read More »Dios ti agngina apo, Secretary. [Oh, please sit down.] Thank you Secretary Kiko for your introduction. Kasama rin natin… [Anong tawag ni Governor?]Ti (ang) forever, forever Mayor ng Piddig pero ang title niya ngayon administrator. Alam niyo itong mga proyektong ito. Itong mga proyektong ginawa namin dito ngayon, ngayong araw. Galing lang kami sa Pasuquin, sa Sulvec na ginawang Earthfill Dam para maparami ang patubig at alam naman po natin Read More
Read More »Funds, food, and non-food items valued at PhP83.744 million have been prepared by the government to help the Cordillera region brace for the rainy season, President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. said on Friday.
Read More »President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Friday extended PhP771.300 million in financial assistance to the Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR).
Read More »Q: Good morning po, sir. Sir, ang Cordillera po is considered as the watershed cradle of the north… PRESIDENT MARCOS: Yes. Q: Ang Cordillera po is considered as the watershed cradle of the north. Ano po ang puwede nating maitulong sa Cordillera para po mapangalagaan natin, especially considering ‘yung declaration ng UNESCO [unclear] area po ang Apayao? PRESIDENT MARCOS: Well, we are already — lahat naman ‘yun ginagawa na natin. Para nga doon sa pag-ipon ng Read More
Read More »Thank you. [Agtugaw tayo apo.] Thank you to Secretary Kiko Laurel for his kind introduction. Of course, I would like to greet everybody here who I’ve not seen in a long time. Number one, the Governor, Governor Matthew Manotoc; the Vice Governor Cecile, also who has been holding the fort in the meantime; and of course, ang ating… [Ano forever?] Forever Mayor, forever Mayor ng Piddig, pero ngayon administrator na, Read More
Read More »MANILA, (PIA) — Philippine authorities are ramping up security measures ahead of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s third State of the Nation Address (SONA) on July 22 at the Batasang Pambansa Complex in Quezon City.
Read More »President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. vowed on Friday to study proposals calling for autonomy of the Cordillera region.
Read More »The administration of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has allotted nearly PhP2 billion for the development and construction of Cordillera Region’s major infrastructures.
Read More »President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has declared Aug. 14 this year as a special non-working holiday in Mawab, Davao de Oro, in light of the town’s founding anniversary celebration.
Read More »Dios ti agngina. Agricultural Secretary, Secretary Kiko Laurel. [Agtugaw kayo apo.] (Please take your seats) Adadtoy ti (Nandito ang) Apayao Lone District Representative, Representative Eleanor Bulut-Begtang; ang Ifugao Lone District Representative, Solomon Chungalao [applause]; the Kalinga Lone District Representative, Representative Allen Jesse Mangaoang [applause]; ti (ang) Gobernador tayo (natin), Apayao Provincial Governor, Governor Elias Bulut Jr. [applause]; ken (and) Benguet Provincial Governor, Governor Melchor Diclas [applause]; Ifugao Provincial Governor, Jerry Read More
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