New DICT Chief Vows Thorough Review of Predecessor's Projects
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New DICT Chief Vows Thorough Review of Predecessor's Projects

The new chief of the Philippines' Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) has vowed to conduct a thorough review of all projects, budgets, and procurements made by his predecessor. The move comes as the activities of the former secretary, appointed under the previous administration, face scrutiny, with the new chief emphasizing transparency and efficiency.

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