Manila Bulletin
PBBM asks Pinoys in Australia to revisit their country
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. expressed pride in Filipinos in Australia, noting their positive contributions to their adopted communities.
He is the first Philippine President to visit Melbourne for the ASEAN-Australia Special Summit, where he aimed to strengthen regional security, people-to-people ties, trade, and foreign investments.
Marcos acknowledged the Filipino community's role in nurturing Philippines-Australia relations and supporting the local diaspora.
The President emphasized that the hard work and character of Filipinos in Australia improve the Philippines' international image.
He invited Australia-based Filipinos to revisit the Philippines, citing its thriving economy and his administration's efforts to improve lives.
Marcos encouraged them to reconnect with their heritage and introduce their children to the country's beauty, aligning with the "Bagong Pilipinas" campaign.
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