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By Mirielle Vacal


Bicutan, Taguig City - As we approach the 38th Anniversary of DOST-TAPI, the Institute takes a moment to reflect on three (3) successful events it held last year, in collaboration with the Asian and Pacific Center for Transfer of Technology (APCTT).

By Jacqueline De Vera


Las Vegas, USA – January 10, 2025: The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Philippines has made a significant impact on the global stage at CES 2025 with a remarkable display of homegrown innovations. This participation underscores DOST’s strategic efforts to promote Philippine science-based technology solutions, attract investments, forge international partnerships, and position the country as a competitive science and technology hub in Southeast Asia.

Speaking at the Opening of the Philippine Science and Technology Pavilion, DOST Secretary Renato U. Solidum, Jr. highlighted the transformative power of collaboration: "We are here to forge powerful partnerships. In today’s interconnected world, innovation knows no borders. By connecting Filipino scientists and engineers with global researchers, scientists, and tech leaders, we are building bridges that will elevate Philippine innovation to new heights."

This vision reflects DOST's unwavering commitment to fostering global collaboration, facilitating knowledge exchange, advancing technological innovation, and delivering tailored solutions to address both local and global challenges. Through these initiatives, DOST solidifies the Philippines' position as a leader in science and technology-driven development.