President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. led the reopening of the refurbished PhilSports Complex in Pasig, vowing to provide more support for Filipino athletes.
He emphasized the importance of sports in nation-building and character development, stating that it helps individuals become better persons regardless of winning or losing.
Marcos Jr. highlighted the need for complete athlete preparation, including proper rest, nutrition, and training, along with accessible sports medicine.
The President noted that sports unite the nation, citing examples like Manny Pacquiao and gold medalists who made the country feel on top of the world.
The renovated complex features upgraded dormitories, a dining hall, and the National Sports Museum, serving as a venue for athletes' preparation.
This refurbishment comes shortly before the Philippines' participation in the Southeast Asian Games in Thailand, where over 1,200 Filipino athletes will compete.
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