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Angara to work with all sectors to ensure access to quality education
Senator Sonny Angara has pledged to collaborate with various sectors and predecessor Vice President Sara Duterte to improve the quality of education for all Filipino students.
Angara expressed deep gratitude and humility upon accepting his appointment as the new Secretary of the Department of Education (DepEd).
He highlighted the critical role of education as the foundation for the nation's future.
Angara emphasized that overcoming educational challenges and seizing opportunities requires a united effort from all stakeholders.
He is eager to work with President Marcos and the rest of the administration to serve the country's students.
Angara is committed to working towards a brighter future for the Philippines through education.
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