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Proper support for Filipino workforce pushed
Manila Bulletin
|December 12, 2025
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. believes that Filipinos can keep up with the changing workforce landscape if given the right support and opportunities.
He made the statement during the Job Fair + Skills E-Hub Holiday Career Fest at the SM Mall of Asia in Pasay City on Thursday, Dec. 11.
"The global workforce is changing very, very quickly but I believe the Filipino will keep pace, even lead, when given the right support and the right opportunities," Marcos said in a speech.
He vowed that the administration will continue to create a fair and transparent business environment to attract more investors.
"Be assured this administration will continue to create a fair, transparent, and enabling business environment one that encourages both local and foreign investments, and rewards persistence with progress," Marcos said.
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