Vice presidential candidate Sara Duterte-Carpio will push for the creation of more jobs as well as for the prioritization of education and the strengthening of the country's foreign exchange if elected in the second highest seat in the country.

During the pilot episode of her "Metro Manila virtual caravan," Duterte-Carpio said she will focus on creating more opportunities for the Filipino people, which she said is also the goal of her ally, aspiring president Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr.

"Maayos na edukasyon, dahil ‘yan po ang backbone ng magagandang trabaho at malalaking sweldo (A good education, because that's the backbone of great opportunities and bigger salaries)," she added.

Meanwhile, Duterte-Carpio, stressing the importance of a vibrant foreign exchange, said local currency trading among Filipinos is not enough. She said it should be brought to a global scale through foreign investments for the country’s economic health.

"Hindi po pu-pwede na tayo lang po ang nagpapalitan ng pera dito sa loob ng Pilipinas. Mas importante po sa atin ang foreign investments, o ‘yung pera na nanggagaling sa ibang bansa na nilalagay nila dito sa loob ng Pilipinas (We cannot just exchange money among ourselves. We need foreign investors or money that's coming from other countries and being invested in the Philippines)," she said, noting it will earn investors' confidence.

"Gusto po natin ipakita na malakas ang Pilipinas, safe and secure, at maging confident ang mga investors sa kanilang pera dito sa loob ng Pilipinas (We want to show that the Philippines is strong, safe and secure to invest in so the investors will become confident to entrust us their money)," she added.