What if the capital city of the Philippines was moved to another location?

The capital city of the Philippines is Manila. It serves as the seat of government, housing various national government offices, including the Malacañang Palace (the official residence of the President), the Senate, and other key government agencies.
Manila is a significant economic hub, hosting the headquarters of numerous multinational corporations, financial institutions, and commercial establishments. It contributes significantly to the country's GDP and serves as a center for trade and commerce.
Like many major cities, Manila faces various urban challenges. These include congestion, traffic issues, informal settlements, and pollution. The city's dense population and rapid urbanization have put a strain on infrastructure, public services, and the environment.
Efforts have been made to address the challenges faced by Manila. Infrastructure projects, such as road expansions, the construction of bridges and railways, and urban renewal initiatives, have been implemented to improve transportation and alleviate congestion.

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