MPC is urging all government ministries and agencies to utilise the UPC portal to continue to maintain their stakeholder engagements especially during the CMCO period. — AFP pic
“As we grapple with the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on how we conduct our public-private engagements and collaborations, there is no doubt that government agencies such as MPC has to shift our service delivery platforms to pivot to digitally enabling technologies in order to reach our clients and stakeholder base.
“Now, more so than ever, the online UPC portal is a critical channel to drive public-private collaboration, towards ensuring the sustainable development of the regulatory landscape, which focuses on reducing unnecessary burdens on stakeholders. As for the ministries, the online consultation platform has seen active engagements from the Ministry of Health, Ministry of International Trade and Industry, Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs, and the Ministry of Agriculture and Agro-based Industry, among others.
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