President Marcos yesterday swore in new officials of various government agencies, led by Philippine Coast Guard commander Vice Admiral Roy Echeverria.
MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos yesterday swore in new officials of various government agencies, led by Philippine Coast Guard commander Vice Admiral Roy Echeverria.
The other officials who took their oaths before the President were National Commission on Indigenous Peoples chairperson Jennifer Pia Sibug-las and Special Envoy to the Republic of Korea for digital transformation Dennis Anthony Uy. He also gave assurance that his administration would continue to provide support to their offices to ensure continuing development in their sectors and enjoined them to work for the betterment of the country.
An additional budget will also be allocated to the PCG’s miscellaneous and other operating expenses, according to the Senate president. –Experience super-sized fun at SM’s 65th anniversary this OctoberReady to own a Kumon franchise? Here's all you need to know! Three Filipino fishermen died after their fishing boat was rammed by a foreign commercial vessel off Bajo de Masinloc, the...Senators leading a probe into an alleged “cult” in Socorro town, Surigao Del Norte lamented the delay in which...
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