Senate Bill 1868 will open more opportunities for high-quality Philippine products to be exported and thus get exported in the international market, Sen. Sonny Angara, who authored the bill, said in a statement.
Manila Water stages the annual event to show its appreciation to its partners who have given their full support through the years, even during the COVID-19 pandemic. posted on its website, Manila Water said that “persistent and proactive engagement” had proved to be “a highly effective strategy” in dealing with its stakeholders.
The agenda focuses on working in partnership with local governments, civil society organizations, businesses, investors, and other stakeholders “to create awareness, advocate sustainable practices, and respond to critical social needs and pressing environmental issues.”
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