Philippines Parliament Speaker Ferdinand Martin G Romualdez. (Photo Credit – Twitter). Image Credit: ANI Philippines Parliament Speaker Ferdinand Martin G Romualdez on Saturday suggested that the country alongwith US, and India should partner to construct digital public infrastructure, according to the Philippines House of Representative press release. "It is very important for the Philippines, India, and the US to lead in this digital public infrastructure initiative because nations have much to gain from this," he said following the Digital Public Infrastructure lecture at the International Monetary Fund headquarters in Washington. He also had a brief chat with Nandan Nilekani, one of the founders of the Indian multinational information technology company Infosys. He said building public digital platforms "is very much aligned with the campaign promise of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr to speed up the country’s digital transformation," added the release. This is a modal window. No compatible source was found for this media. "This is the reason why the House of Representatives has passed the E-Governance/E-Government Bill, which seeks to shift the entire bureaucracy to the digital space for faster and transparent delivery of services, and for better engagement with the public," he said. The House of Representatives passed […]
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