Philippines Govt Open to Sound Infrastructure Projects Funded by Congress
The Philippine government will not oppose infrastructure projects funded by congressional budget allocations, provided the funds are used properly and corruption is absent, a Palace official stated, emphasizing benefits to constituents.
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