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The Golden Topper Group of Companies received the award for Local Social Welfare Initiative - Philippines 2023 at the Gov Media Awards for its valuable contribution in the Naga Housing Project.

The Dubai Future Foundation has been honoured with the Local Science and Technology Initiative of the Year - United Arab Emirates at the prestigious Gov Media Awards 2023. Bader Al Awadhi, Head of Digital Marketing and Production, provides insights into the Foundation's efforts to drive progress and enhance the quality of life for UAE citizens. The Dubai Future Foundation is renowned for its commitment to innovation, research, and the advancement of technology in various sectors, contributing to the nation's vision for a sustainable and technologically advanced future. 

The award provides a global platform to honour the most outstanding government projects in Asia. 

Its Media Innovation Lab sessions covered topics on empowering youth, media systems for the health sector, amongst others.

It was honoured for its impactful initiative to support non-ethnic Chinese (NEC) youths in life planning and joining disciplinary services. 

Their projects support Hong Kong enterprises and Hong Kong Government Departments to improve competitiveness and efficiency through the adoption of digitalisation.

Its remarkable organisation of PHITEX was lauded for its role in promoting responsible tourism and driving growth in the Philippine tourism industry. 

Its groundbreaking project, Project Blue Skies, represents a significant leap forward in revolutionising citizen experiences through the integration of cloud technology, agile delivery, and user-centric design. 

It is the leading coordinator for Malaysia’s transition to sustainable cities.

The awards programme held digital and in-person awards presentations on 21 July and 24 July, respectively.

World Bank's Daniel Levine shares strategies for building robust economies and resilient societies in a post-pandemic world where governments face a plethora of challenges.

The International Transport Forum sounds a wake-up call that current policies only reduce global transport emissions by 3% come 2050.

ITF’s recommendations, coupled with PH policies, may halve the freight sector’s carbon emissions by 2050.