The meeting, held on April 28 at the First Lady’s office in Manila, focused on identifying new ways to further develop the country’s creative sector. The First Lady described the meeting as productive, citing the private sector’s continued support for Filipino art and heritage.
First Lady, Ayala execs discuss plans to boost PH creative industry
Philippine News Agency, 02 May 2026, Philippines
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