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Friday, September 22, 2017

New Opportunities For OFWs Under President Rodrigo Duterte


Labor Undersecretary Bernard Olalia, POEA Officer-in-Charge talked about new opportunities for the Overseas Filipino Workers in China and Japan. He also discussed about the agreements made between countries that will open new opportunities the OFWs. "Presently, we have this government-to-government framework with respect to deployment of our Filipino Overseas Workers in the Japanese government. we have this framework called JPEPA or the Philippine-Japanese Economic Partnership Agreement. Under this framework, Filipino caregivers and nurses are deployed to Japan after they passed the licensure and nursing examinations, but this framework is very, very much restrictive. So, apart from this government-to-government framework, we have a new framework that has only been passed last November 2016 in Japan and they ammended their recruitment laws. It will be effective this November of 2017," Olalia said. According to him, under this new framework, they have Technical Internship Training Program (TITP) which will allow hiring of Filipino assistant caregivers, skilled, semi-skilled and low skilled workers. Olalia also said that Japan realized that they need more health workers in their country due to growing population of aging citizens. From 2009 to date, the Philippines has sent only 1,909 care workers, nurses and caregivers, out of many applicants that went to Japan, only 282 of them passed to their very restrictive examination. This brought them to the realization and came up with the new framework which is TITP. Under the previous JPEPA framework, the careworkers need to udergo six months of intensive training in the Philippines afterwich they also need to complete another six months of training in Japan. Under TITP, there will be no need to undergo trainings in the Philippines and the examinations are made easier so that everyone can easily pass. In terms of recruitment, the private recruitment agencies are excluded from sending OFWs to Japan, however, under TITP, all licensed private recruitment agencies will be allowed to participate. once the workers are selected, they will undergo internship program in Japan, no trainings will be needed in the Philippines. While they are doing the internship, they will be allowed to look for jobs with commensurate salary. So they can already earn while undergoing internship. Sponsored Links Olalia clarified that the new framework is now still being in the process of being studied. The exact requirements and framework could be determine during the signing of memorandum of understanding. Olalia said that it will surely be less restrictive compared to the existing JPEPA framework. In China, there are also job opportunities for semi-skilled, skilled and health workers. For household service workers, there are parties who inquired for this opportunity but at the moment, there are no doors for our HSWs to work there yet. Olalia also mentioned other opportunities for the deployment of OFWs in our neighboring ASEAN countries, Middle East, European and even available opportunities in the U.S. About the policy on direct hiring, Olalia said that the Philippine government wants to protect every Filipino that are leaving the country for work overseas. Olalia reiterated the risks of direct hires or being deployed without a private recruitment agencies( PRA). He said that it will be difficult for the government to track the OFWs and ensure their welfare and safety without PRAs. About the OFW ID or the iDOLE, Olalia said that they had been meeting with the stake holders and hopefully they will be releasing the guidelines. The big issue about the iDOLE is that who shall bear the cost and they are trying to come up with a resolution the soonest time possible. Meanwhile as our economy continues to grow positively, NEDA has released a project to make the common citizen understand how our economy fared well during the administration of President Rodrigo Duterte. They called it "Tunog ng Progresso" which is a part of making the common Filipinos informed on how our economy performs. a group of expert musicians, composers and musical arrangers worked together in this project. The most amazing thing is that they used the graphs as their base line to come up with a melody and rhythm that made up this song. As opportunities for our OFWs continue to widen, it will greatly help our economy as it always does. Progress will soar and hit the high notes as we continue to dream bigger. Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
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Labor Undersecretary Bernard Olalia, POEA Officer-in-Charge talked about new opportunities for the Overseas Filipino Workers in China and Japan. He also discussed about the agreements made between countries that will open new opportunities the OFWs during a video interview with Rappler.
"Presently, we have this government-to-government framework with respect to deployment of our Filipino  Overseas Workers in the Japanese government. we have this framework called JPEPA or the Philippine-Japanese Economic Partnership Agreement. Under this framework, Filipino caregivers and nurses are deployed to Japan after they passed the licensure and nursing examinations, but this framework is very, very much restrictive. So, apart from this government-to-government framework, we have a new framework that has only been passed last November 2016 in Japan and they ammended their recruitment laws. It will be effective this November of 2017," Olalia said.
According to him, under this new framework, they have Technical Internship Training Program (TITP) which will allow hiring of Filipino assistant caregivers, skilled, semi-skilled and low skilled workers.
Olalia also said that Japan realized that they need more health workers in their country due to growing population of aging citizens. From 2009 to date, the Philippines has sent only 1,909 care workers, nurses and caregivers, out of many applicants that went to Japan, only 282 of them passed to their very restrictive examination. This brought them to the realization and came up with the new framework which is TITP.
Under the previous JPEPA framework, the careworkers need to udergo six months of intensive training in the Philippines afterwich they also need to complete another six months of training in Japan. Under TITP, there will be no need to undergo trainings in the Philippines and the examinations are made easier so that everyone can easily pass. In terms of recruitment, the private recruitment agencies are excluded from sending OFWs  to Japan, however, under TITP, all licensed private recruitment agencies will be allowed to participate. once the workers are selected, they will undergo internship program in Japan, no trainings will be needed in the Philippines. While they are doing the internship, they will be allowed to look for jobs with commensurate salary. So they can already earn while undergoing internship.

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Olalia clarified that the new framework is now still being in the process of being studied. The exact requirements and framework could be determine during the signing of memorandum of understanding. Olalia said that it will surely be less restrictive compared to the existing JPEPA framework.
In China, there are also job opportunities for semi-skilled, skilled and health workers. For household service workers, there are parties who inquired for this opportunity but at the moment, there are no doors for our HSWs to work there yet.
Olalia also mentioned other opportunities for the deployment of OFWs in our neighboring ASEAN countries, Middle East, European and even available opportunities in the U.S.

 About the policy on direct hiring, Olalia said that the Philippine government wants to protect every Filipino that are leaving the country for work overseas. 
Labor Undersecretary Bernard Olalia, POEA Officer-in-Charge talked about new opportunities for the Overseas Filipino Workers in China and Japan. He also discussed about the agreements made between countries that will open new opportunities the OFWs. "Presently, we have this government-to-government framework with respect to deployment of our Filipino Overseas Workers in the Japanese government. we have this framework called JPEPA or the Philippine-Japanese Economic Partnership Agreement. Under this framework, Filipino caregivers and nurses are deployed to Japan after they passed the licensure and nursing examinations, but this framework is very, very much restrictive. So, apart from this government-to-government framework, we have a new framework that has only been passed last November 2016 in Japan and they ammended their recruitment laws. It will be effective this November of 2017," Olalia said. According to him, under this new framework, they have Technical Internship Training Program (TITP) which will allow hiring of Filipino assistant caregivers, skilled, semi-skilled and low skilled workers. Olalia also said that Japan realized that they need more health workers in their country due to growing population of aging citizens. From 2009 to date, the Philippines has sent only 1,909 care workers, nurses and caregivers, out of many applicants that went to Japan, only 282 of them passed to their very restrictive examination. This brought them to the realization and came up with the new framework which is TITP. Under the previous JPEPA framework, the careworkers need to udergo six months of intensive training in the Philippines afterwich they also need to complete another six months of training in Japan. Under TITP, there will be no need to undergo trainings in the Philippines and the examinations are made easier so that everyone can easily pass. In terms of recruitment, the private recruitment agencies are excluded from sending OFWs to Japan, however, under TITP, all licensed private recruitment agencies will be allowed to participate. once the workers are selected, they will undergo internship program in Japan, no trainings will be needed in the Philippines. While they are doing the internship, they will be allowed to look for jobs with commensurate salary. So they can already earn while undergoing internship. Sponsored Links Olalia clarified that the new framework is now still being in the process of being studied. The exact requirements and framework could be determine during the signing of memorandum of understanding. Olalia said that it will surely be less restrictive compared to the existing JPEPA framework. In China, there are also job opportunities for semi-skilled, skilled and health workers. For household service workers, there are parties who inquired for this opportunity but at the moment, there are no doors for our HSWs to work there yet. Olalia also mentioned other opportunities for the deployment of OFWs in our neighboring ASEAN countries, Middle East, European and even available opportunities in the U.S. About the policy on direct hiring, Olalia said that the Philippine government wants to protect every Filipino that are leaving the country for work overseas. Olalia reiterated the risks of direct hires or being deployed without a private recruitment agencies( PRA). He said that it will be difficult for the government to track the OFWs and ensure their welfare and safety without PRAs. About the OFW ID or the iDOLE, Olalia said that they had been meeting with the stake holders and hopefully they will be releasing the guidelines. The big issue about the iDOLE is that who shall bear the cost and they are trying to come up with a resolution the soonest time possible. Meanwhile as our economy continues to grow positively, NEDA has released a project to make the common citizen understand how our economy fared well during the administration of President Rodrigo Duterte. They called it "Tunog ng Progresso" which is a part of making the common Filipinos informed on how our economy performs. a group of expert musicians, composers and musical arrangers worked together in this project. The most amazing thing is that they used the graphs as their base line to come up with a melody and rhythm that made up this song. As opportunities for our OFWs continue to widen, it will greatly help our economy as it always does. Progress will soar and hit the high notes as we continue to dream bigger. Advertisement Read More: ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
Olalia reiterated the risks of direct hires or being deployed without a private recruitment agencies( PRA). He said that it will be difficult for the government to track the OFWs and ensure their welfare and safety without PRAs.

 About the OFW ID or the iDOLE, Olalia said that they had been meeting with the stake holders and hopefully they will be releasing the guidelines. The big issue about the iDOLE is that who shall bear the cost and they are trying to come up with a resolution the soonest time possible.
Meanwhile as our economy continues to grow positively, NEDA has released a project to make the common citizen understand how our economy fared well during the administration of President Rodrigo Duterte. They called it "Tunog ng Progresso" which  is a part of making the common Filipinos informed on how our economy performs. a group of expert musicians, composers and musical arrangers worked together in this project. The most amazing thing is that they used the graphs as their base line to come up with a melody and rhythm that made up this song.
As opportunities for our OFWs continue to widen, it will greatly help our economy as it always does. Progress will soar and hit the high notes as we continue to dream bigger.
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Thursday, December 22, 2016

PAST PRESIDENTS SAY IT CAN'T BE DONE, DUTERTE MADE IT POSSIBLE

President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.


 President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines.
In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why?
Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done.
And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. 

President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.




Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu.

During the  "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered  to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte  to develop war torn Sulu  and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks.
Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet.
The Guest Speaker  for the  event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself.
According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted  the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses.
The effort spearheaded more business groups  to pledge support in different ways.





The pledges made are as follows:

President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.




President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.

President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.



President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.


President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.

President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.




President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.


President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.



Aside from the abovementioned  commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more.

His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez.All of these efforts for the development  of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress.

President Rodrigo Duterte may be considered as the most loved president of the Philippines. In spite of the negative media write-ups and reports, foreign and local alike, the Filipino people who voted for him are ready to defend him. Why? Because for a very long time, the common Filipino did not even see a glimpse of hope from the past presidents especially the OFWs. Everything changed when "Tatay Digong" came. He walk the talk and get things done. And this is why President Duterte is still popular. Free hospitals. Free education. Airport at Clark. NAIA is much much much better. And now he brings together all the big bosses of various private companies to be able to contribute to nation building in a big way. I know he's not perfect. Far from it. But this is the first time in my entire life that I actually don't mind seeing that income tax line on my payslip. He will continue to curse and fail at several things. But he will also continue to decide and act swiftly. Top business tycoons like Manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, and Lucio Tan declare their support for the Duterte administration's bid to unleash the economic potential of violence-stricken Sulu. During the "Negosyo Para Sa Kapayapaan sa Sulu: Christmas Town Hall with the President", prominent businessmen gathered to pledge support to President Rodrigo Duterte to develop war torn Sulu and create businesses that can benefit Sulu folks. Among the businessmen were SM's Tessie Sy-Coson, Lucio Tan and son Michael Tan, manny V. Pangilinan, Ramon Ang, Gawad Kalinga founder Tony Meloto, local government executives and Secretaries of the Duterte cabinet. The Guest Speaker for the event is President Rodrigo Duterte himself. According to agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol, the president kickstarted the Save Sulu Project by ordering him to visit Sulu and see what could be done for the farmers and fisherfolks in the area. Piñol got in touch with Trade secretary Ramon Lopez and Presidential adviser on Entrepreneurship Joey Concepcion who got the idea of promoting entrepreneurship, linking farmers and fishermen of Sulu to big businesses. The effort spearheaded more business groups to pledge support in different ways. The pledges made are as follows: Aside from the abovementioned commitments, trade chief Lopez said the government wants to partner with top retailers to help Sulu farmers and fishermen earn more. His department has asked big companies like SM, Robinsons, Adobo Dragon Group, Rustan's Group, and Puregold "to allocate a specific space in their malls for free" to make products of small Sulu agri-entrepreneurs, farmers, and fishermen accessible to more buyers, said Lopez. All of these efforts for the development of Sulu and the peace campaign of the president will surely mean serious progress. If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in their entire term? Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.
If all of these are unfolding before the Filipino people in President Duterte's term barely a year since he stepped up, a question must be ringing in everyone's mind: If all these things can be done, why is it only happening now? What are the past Presidents been doing in  their entire term?

 Everyone has a right to believe anything they want to believe but President Rodrigo Duterte's accomplishments for the benefit of common filipinos with the help of the elite class will echo the positive effects of his leadership.


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