President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. appointed Vince Dizon as the new Secretary of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), tasking him to eradicate corruption and eliminate ghost projects.
Dizon took his oath of office before President Marcos on Monday morning, officially assuming the role and replacing former Secretary Manuel Bonoan, who resigned on Sunday amid allegations of anomalies in multibillion-peso flood control projects.
Business organizations, including the Federation of Philippine Industries (FPI), have lauded Dizon's appointment, expressing confidence he will restore integrity and public trust in the agency.
FPI chairperson Beth Lee cited Dizon's "results-driven leadership style" and "prioritization of action over rhetoric" during his previous tenure, particularly at the Department of Transportation (DOTr).
The new leadership aims to ensure public funds are spent responsibly and effectively for the benefit of the Filipino people.
Dizon brings prior experience in infrastructure development and significant involvement in the government's Covid-19 response.
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