PH EMBASSY IN MEXICO OBSERVES THE 2024 18-DAY CAMPAIGN TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN WITH A LECTURE ON MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS AND BASIC ARNIS LESSONS
In observance of the 18-Day Campaign to End Violence Against Women (VAW) 2024, anchored on the recurring theme “UNiTEd for a VAW-Free Philippines,'' along with the 2024 sub-theme, “VAW Bigyang Wakas, Ngayon na ang Oras!”, the Philippine Embassy in Mexico organized a lecture for its personnel on “MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID KIT: Wellness Practices for Stress and Anxiety Management + Burnout Prevention” with a Filipino Psychologist, Ms. Bianca Marie C. Santos, as resource speaker on 05 December 2024.
Likewise, the Embassy invited once again Mr. Lenin Betanzo Mendoza of the Sistemas de Defensa Personal Urbana to teach a basic arnis class for self-defense for the Embassy personnel during the culmination of the campaign on 12 December 2024.
In her remarks, Ambassador Lilybeth R. Deapera underscored the importance of self-defense for personal safety and she encouraged everyone to be a strong advocate against any forms of violence against women. END
PH EMBASSY IN MEXICO CELEBRATES PASKONG PINOY 2024 WITH THE FILIPINO COMMUNITY
The Philippine Embassy in Mexico hosted Paskong Pinoy 2024 last 14 December 2024. Over forty Filipinos working and living in different parts of Mexico attended the said event.
In her welcome remarks, Ambassador Lilybeth R. Deapera stated that she was pleased to see new faces among the Filipino community in Mexico. She wished the community a wonderful and peaceful Christmas, and a prosperous new year.
The Embassy prepared a scrumptious feast including lechon, adobo, and biko. Various activities and traditional Filipino games such pabitin and hampas palayok were also introduced to the children of the community. END.
PH EMBASSY IN MEXICO PARTICIPATES IN THE ASEAN LECTURE IN ANAHUAC UNIVERSITY, MEXICO
The Philippine Embassy in Mexico joins the ASEAN Committee in Mexico City (ACMC) in providing a lecture on ASEAN to students and faculty of the Anahuac University in Mexico City on 21 November 2024.
H.E. Cheppy Triprakoso Wartono, Ambassador of Indonesia in Mexico City as the Chair of ACMC delivered a presentation about the ASEAN including its history, and achievements since 1967. For the Philippines, H.E. Lilybeth R. Deapera, Ambassador of the Philippines to Mexico, and Third Secretary Marisa Winkler discussed topics related to enhancing regional connectivity focusing on digital connectivity, external partners of ASEAN that strengthen regional connectivity and lessons learned from recent crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic. Other ASEAN Ambassadors from Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam, discussed topics such as food security, climate change, and security in the region.
The lecture was very interactive with more than 50 students and faculty participants. Food from the five ASEAN member countries in Mexico was served after the event. Anahuac University is one of the top universities in Mexico with nine (9) campuses across the country. END
PH EMBASSY IN MEXICO JOINS THE ASEAN COMMITTEE IN MEXICO CITY BUSINESS MISSION TO DURANGO, MEXICO, 25-27 NOVEMBER 2024
The Philippine Embassy in Mexico joins the ASEAN Committee in Mexico City (ACMC) Business Mission to Durango, Mexico, from 25 to 27 November 2024. The business trip was organized by the Embassy of Indonesia in Mexico as the current Chair of the ACMC, together with the government of the state of Durango.
The ACMC held meetings with various officials of Durango State, including Mr. Esteban Villegas Villareal, Governor of Durango; Mr. José Antonio Ochoa Rodríguez, Municipal President of Durango; Mr. Fernando Rosas Palafox, Secretary of Economic Development; Mr. Arturo Ortiz Galan, Head of the Foreign Investment Attraction Unit; and Ms. Fernanda Ramos Velasco, Undersecretary of Promotion of the Ministry of Tourism. The committee discussed potential areas of cooperation in the field of tourism, education, renewable energy, and in the exchange of technology.
The ACMC was also invited to an exclusive tour of the Control, Command, Communication, Computing and Quality Centers or also known as C5 of the state of Durango. [C5 is a state-of-the-art facility built in 2016 that monitors all security-related matters of the state.]
The committee also witnessed the inauguration and did a walk-about of the state’s fair on Science, Technology, Innovation, and Research which served as a space for educational institutions to present their academic programs and scholarships. The Embassy observed that multiple institutions specialized in robotics and renewable energy engineering. END
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- Friday, 10 January 2025 PH EMBASSY IN MEXICO OBSERVES THE 2024 18-DAY CAMPAIGN TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN WITH A LECTURE ON MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS AND BASIC ARNIS LESSONS