Next President Urged to Prioritize Infrastructure, Curb Corruption
Philippine business groups are calling for the next president to possess a clear reform vision, prioritizing infrastructure development and the eradication of corruption. Restoring domestic confidence and fostering economic growth are seen as urgent tasks amidst global uncertainties.
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