BAGUIO CITY, Philippines – Secretary Martin Andanar of the Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) will lead an information, education campaign focusing on its programs on February 2-4 in this Summer Capital of the country.
Dubbed the 2017 ASEAN-PCOO Roadshow, this will focus on Philippines chairmanship of the 2017 Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) 2017, Freedom of Information, and Presidential Task Force on Media Security. As the government’s communication arm, PCOO is spearheading the IEC campaign on the country’s hosting of ASEAN 2017.
The roadshow features two fora on February 3, a multi – sectoral forum at Hotel Elizabeth in the morning and a youth/communicators forum at the Benguet Electric Cooperative Conference Hall in the afternoon.
In the forum, Department of Foreign Affairs Director Florida Ann Camille Mayo will present the country’s chairmanship of ASEAN 2017 while the Freedom of Information will be presented by PCOO Undersecretary Kristian Ablan.
Usec Jose Joel Sy Egco, Executive Director of the Presidential Task Force on Media Security will tackle Administrative Order No. 1 and the Protection of Journalists while Princess Pebbles Duque and Carlos Munda will discuss New Media Communications for Participatory Governance.
PCOO Asst. Secretary Marie Rafael – Banaag will present Development and Formulation of Domestic and Foreign information and News and Print Platform.
In between of the two events, Sec. Andanar and other PCOO officials will meet Baguio media and national correspondents in a kapihan forum.
On February 4 at 1:00p.m, the Secretary together with Philippine Information Agency Deputy Director Gregorio Angelo Villar, Baguio Mayor Mauricio Domogan and Congressman Mark Go will grace the launching of the ASEAN Kiosk at SM City Baguio.
On the same day, Presidential Spokesperson Ernesto Abella will spearhead Project 181 Days: Workshop on Presidential Messaging and Communication for Social Media, Journalists and Media Workers.
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