The Management Association of the Philippines (MAP) has backed the proposed Pax Silica Initiative, describing it as a potentially transformative platform for industrial development, quality employment and deeper participation in global technology supply chains.
The Management Association of the Philippines (MAP) urged the government to pivot from politics to economic execution following President Marcos’ 2026 State of the Nation Address (Sona), saying governance reforms should be matched with a clear agenda for jobs, investments, and economic resilience.
Industry collaboration took center stage as the Management Association of the Philippines (MAP) and the Department of Energy (DOE) formalized a three-year Joint Energy Action Agenda that brings the government and business under one coordinated framework for the first time.
Donald Lim’s election as the seventy-eighth president of the Management Association of the Philippines (MAP) for 2026 highlights a strategic choice: the organization is placing its bets on a leader whose career has been defined by digital transformation, institutional building, and cross-sector collaboration.
The alleged reversal, reportedly made by former Ombudsman Samuel Martires without public disclosure, “contravenes the constitutional mandate of transparency,” according to the statement. The groups warned that keeping such actions secret undermines public confidence in the justice system.
The Management Association of the Philippines (MAP), one of the country’s most influential business groups, has expressed support for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s call for a Cabinet reset.
MAP said it recognizes the need to adjust fares on the extended LRT-1 line, noting that the last approved adjustment has not kept pace with the line’s growing operational requirements and service area.