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At least 1.7 million jobs per year would be generated under President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s six-year Pambansang Pabahay para sa Pilipino: Zero ISF 2028 Program.
Acuzar projected that about 1.7 million jobs would be created annually when the Pambansang Pabahay Program goes full blast with the construction of housing units. The significant number of jobs is seen to contribute in the administration’s post-COVID-19 pandemic recovery efforts and in furtherance of the eight-point economic agenda of the Marcos administration, DHSUD said.
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