President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday urged the graduates of the Philippine Merchant Marine Academy to help maintain the country’s standing in the global maritime industry. | JMangaluzINQ
The President praised the cadets for overcoming the pandemic.
“Ang klase ng 2023 may karagdagang sakripisyo ang dinaanan dahil natapat ang inyong klase sa pandemiya at hindi kayo masyadong nakauwi dahil nga nag-lockdown tayo, kaya’t ito nga ay talagang napakahirap ang inyong pinagdaanan, kaya’t naman napakalaking pasasalamat ang Pilipino sa inyong lahat, sa inyong naging serbisyo, sa inyong naging sakripisyo, sa inyong magiging katungkulan sa darating na panahon,” said Marcos.
“As your partner in improving the skills and capabilities of our people in the maritime industry, I call on all the concerned agencies to coordinate closely with the PMMA, facilitate what will make our maritime education even more responsive to the needs of the nation while ensuring that whatever steps that we take will be in compliance with laws and regulations,” Marcos told the graduates.
While he did not specify which government agencies these are, the Academy’s graduates also have the option to go to agencies like the Philippine Navy or the Philippine Coast Guard. In December 2022, Marcos promised to improve the quality of the country’s maritime education after 50,000 Filipino seafarers risked losing their livelihoods after their training failed to meet the standards of the European Union vessels.
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