President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. is eyeing to use satellite mapping data to create a comprehensive inventory of the country’s natural resources and to attract more investors.
PRESIDENT Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. is eyeing to use satellite mapping data to create a comprehensive inventory of the country’s natural resources and to attract more investors.
He noted the ongoing government efforts to “quantify” the country’s bio assets in fisheries and agriculture. Marcos urged the PSC to enter into more of such agreements with the different agencies in other countries, which were involved in satellite imaging.
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