Philippines' digital transformation gains momentum

Philippines
Written By Aldo Fenalosa

The Manila Times | 13 April 2025

MANILA, Philippines — Information and Communications Technology Secretary Henry Aguda said that they are continuously strengthening global alliances to fast-track the Philippines' digital transformation.

Backed by strong commitments from France, Singapore, and the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, Aguda said the "Digital Bayanihan" is gaining international momentum.

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