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Philippines Courts Booming Muslim Travel Market with Inaugural Halal Tourism Summit

Manila- The Philippines on Saturday launched its first Muslim-friendly tourism forum, bringing together hoteliers, business leaders and international tourism experts

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Filipino Migrants Face Uncertainty as Questions Persist Over U.S. Green Card Processing Policy

“Stakeholders continue to be confused and dubious of the government’s claims. Until we have official word, we remain concerned and

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Middle East Conflict Leaves Filipino Workers Facing Layoffs, Debt and Return Home

Dubai-The escalating conflict in the Middle East is disrupting the livelihoods of thousands of Overseas Filipino Workers across Gulf economies,