OBSERVANCE OF PH HOLIDAY: BONIFACIO DAY
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HIGHLIGHTING MULTICULTURALISM: THE PHILIPPINE EXHIBIT AT THE INTERNATIONAL PAVILION
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Photo Caption: Clockwise from left: 1. Dr. Kristmanson, Secretary Teo, and Ambassador Garcia, 2. Secretary Teo explains the Philippine Exhibit to GAC Director General Ian Burchett, 3. Dr. Kristmanson, Secretary Teo and Ambassador Garcia try out the Jeepney at the exhibit, and 4. Ms. Jasmine Maierhofer models one Renee Salud’s creations.
20 November 2017, Ottawa – The Philippines formally opened its exhibit at Canada’s International Pavilion with a stunning display of artistry and craftmanship as it showcased “Philippine Tapestry,” a grand fashion show of neo-ethnic designs by top Filipino couturier Renee Salud using indigenous hand-woven textiles from different tribal groups in the Philippines and featuring cultural dance company Siningtala.
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PHILIPPINE DEFENSE SECRETARY ATTEND HALIFAX INTERNATIONAL SECURITY FORUM
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Photo caption: Secretary Lorenzana and Canadian Defense Minister Harjit Singh Sajjan before the traditional 5k fun run during the Halifax International Security Forum.
21 November 2017 - Philippine Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana led the Philippine Delegation to the 2017 Halifax International Security Forum (HISF) which took place in Halifax, Nova Scotia from 17 to 19 November 2017. In a panel session on terrorism, Secretary Lorenzana shared the Philippine experience in countering terrorist activities in the Philippines, including the recovery of Marawi from the clutches of local and foreign terrorists who declared loyalty to ISIS.
The HISF is a primary forum to discuss security issues where leading experts from the academe, civil society, and governments who adhere to democratic traditions share their views in both off-the-record and on-the-record sessions. Governments which do not practice liberal democracy are intentionally excluded from the Forum.
Secretary Lorenzana was accompanied by Deputy Chief of Mission Francisco Noel Fernandez III and Minister Eric Gerardo Tamayo from the Philippine Embassy in Ottawa.
LABOR ADVISORY: Temporary Suspension of OEC Issuances
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Nov. 15, 2017
LABOR ADVISORY:
Effective November 15, 2017 and until December 1, 2017, the Department of Labor and Employment in the Philippines has issued a temporary suspension of OEC issuances, affecting only the following segment of OEC applicants:
a) Directly-hired applicants with no Philippine agency affiliation
b) Applicants backed by a Philippine recruitment agency
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