The Agenda at Club Filipino: West Philippine Sea Civilian Re-Supply Mission: Ano ang Susunod?

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Sumali sa amin sa isang mahalagang diskusyon sa “The Agenda at Club Filipino” kung saan tatalakayin natin ang mahalagang isyu ng West Philippine Sea Civilian Re-Supply Mission: Ano ang Susunod?

Kasama ang mga kilalang resource persons na sina:

Edicio dela Torre – Atin Ito Co-Convenor
Fr. Robert Reyes – Atin Ito Co-Convenor
Atty. Siegfred Mison – Host
Pag-uusapan natin ang mga hamon at solusyon sa pagsuplay sa mga sibilyan sa West Philippine Sea. Alamin ang mga susunod na hakbang at kung paano ito makakaapekto sa ating bansa at sa mga mamamayan. Huwag palampasin ang makabuluhang talakayang ito.


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