Ambassador Robles Attends ASEAN Committee in Ottawa Meeting
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28 June 2022, Ottawa. Ambassador Rodolfo D. Robles attended the Meeting of the ASEAN Committee in Ottawa yesterday at the Westin Hotel.
Brunei High Commissioner Pengiran Kamal Bashah Pengiran Ahmad, in his capacity as Dean of the Asia Pacific (ASPAC) Group of Ambassadors and High Commissioners, presented to Ambassador Robles a farewell token from the ASPAC Group.
The ACO is composed of seven ASEAN member states with diplomatic missions in Ottawa, namely: Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Thailand, and Viet Nam.
Ambassador Robles Bids Farewell to Global Affairs Canada Officials
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28 June 2022, Ottawa. Ambassador Rodolfo D. Robles called on Global Affairs Canada Assistant Deputy Minister Paul Thoppil, Chief of Protocol Stewart Wheeler, and Director General Peter Lundy on 20 June 2022 to thank them for their friendship and support during his tenure.
ADM Thoppil congratulated Ambassador Robles for the impressive progress the Credentials Recognition in Canada (CRC) Project is making at the provincial levels. He noted that “the timing was right because Canadians from coast to coast to coast understood the immense value of the Filipino Canadian contribution to Canadian society during the pandemic.”
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HOLIDAY NOTICE: 1 July 2022 - Canada Day
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Embassy Celebrates Filipino Heritage with Felix Y. Manalo Foundation in Ottawa
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Deputy Chief of Mission Francisco Noel Fernandez III joins Iglesia ni Cristo District Supervising Minister and Mrs. Jose Razon II (in Barong Filipino) and officials of the Ottawa Congregation at the “Welcome, My Brethren” gathering at Ottawa’s Vincent Massey Park.
The Philippine Embassy in Ottawa attended the celebration of Filipino heritage organized by the Iglesia Ni Cristo and the Felix Y. Manalo Foundation at Vincent Massey Park in Ottawa on 26 June 2022.
Referred to as “Welcome, My Brethren,” participants to the event joined in Filipino dances and games. Traditional Filipino dishes from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao were shared. The event is celebrated worldwide by the Iglesia Ni Cristo in varying themes.
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