Malacañang Palace Announces New Appointees Under President Marcos Administration

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MANILA, Philippines — The Presidential Communications Office (PCO) on Sunday unveiled a list of newly appointed government officials by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. 


Here are the latest appointees:


Department of Education

- Peter Irving Corvera (Undersecretary)

- Trygve Olaivar (Undersecretary)

- Mel John Verzosa (Undersecretary)

- Malcolm Garma (Assistant Secretary)


Career Executive Service Board

- Urdujah Alvarado (Member)

- Francesca Noelle Huang (Member)

- Amante Liberato (Member)


Movie and Television Review and Classification Board

- Roberto Diciembre (Executive Director)


Department of Agrarian Reform

- Teresita Mabunay (Provincial Agrarian Reform Program Officer II)


Department of Environment and Natural Resources

- Crispian Lao (Member, Private Sector Representative from the Recycling, Composting, or Resource Recovery and Processing Industry)

- Dwight Hilarion Ramos (Member, Private Sector Representative from the Non-Government Organizations)


Department of Trade and Industry

Philippine Creative Industries Development Council

- Kenneth Cobonpue (Member, Private Sector Representative of the Design Domain)


Department of Transportation

Office for Transportation Security

- Crizaldo Nieves (Administrator III)


Supreme Court of the Philippines

Judicial and Bar Council

- Jose Mejia (Member, Representing the Private Sector)


Professional Regulation Commission

Professional Regulatory Board of Agriculture

- Anastacia Notarte (Member)

- Maria Eden Piadozo (Member)

- Lilia Portales (Member)


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