Parliament passed a revised education funding package aimed at reducing regional disparities in public schools. Officials say the plan will support teacher training and upgrade classroom facilities over the next three years.
Latest figures from the national statistics office show unemployment at its lowest point since 2021. Economists attribute the trend to stable consumer demand and gradual expansion in healthcare and manufacturing sectors.
The central bank left benchmark rates unchanged in its January meeting, citing steady inflation and moderate economic growth. Policy makers signaled continued caution in assessing future changes.
The National Parks Agency announced a new program supporting local groups in restoring native habitats. The initiative will prioritize cooperation with indigenous communities and long-term stewardship efforts.
Hospitals report a noticeable reduction in average wait times after adopting streamlined scheduling practices. Health officials say patient satisfaction has improved and staff workload is better balanced.
Lawmakers voted to extend subsidies for wind and solar projects through 2035, citing success in meeting climate targets. Industry representatives welcomed the decision, noting increased investor confidence.
Commercial banks report a modest rise in loan approvals for small and medium-sized enterprises. Business groups note that the improved access to credit is helping local entrepreneurs expand operations.
This year’s city marathon saw record turnout, with thousands of residents and visitors joining the event. Organizers credit expanded outreach and new course amenities for the enthusiastic response.