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Agri chief Laurel submits courtesy resignation
Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. has submitted his courtesy resignation following President Marcos's request for all cabinet members to do the same.
Tiu Laurel stated that he has left the decision of his continued service to the President's discretion.
He acknowledged the President's need for flexibility in responding to public sentiment, especially after the recent midterm elections.
Despite submitting his resignation, Tiu Laurel affirmed his commitment to continue serving the Department of Agriculture and its stakeholders effectively.
Prior to his appointment in November 2023, Tiu Laurel headed the Frabelle Group of Companies, which has diverse business interests including fishing and aquaculture.
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