For his exemplary contribution as a dedicated public servant, Senator Ramon Bong Revilla Jr. has been conferred the prestigious Asia's Distinguished Leader in Public Service by Asia’s Pinnacle Awards 2024 and the Gawad Pilipino Lingkod Bayan Award by Gawad Pilipino Awards.

These recognitions are a testament to his continuing dedication to serving the Filipino people and his valuable contribution to management and legislation.

Asia’s Pinnacle Awards is a leading body that honors excellence in different disciplines like public services, business, and the entertainment industry.

Revilla stands out among the nominees because of his modern and creative approach to making policies and concrete assistance for public welfare.

Revilla also belongs to the Top 10 Outstanding Senators of the Gawad Pilipino Awards.

This award is for his accomplishments as a lawmaker, for authoring bills that have been signed into law, like “Kabalikat sa Pagtuturo (KaP) Act” (RA 11997), “No Permit, No Exam Prohibition Act” (RA 11984), “Free College Entrance Examination Act” (RA 12006), Pagpapalawak ng Saklaw ng Centenarians Act (RA 11982), and “Permanent Validity of the Certificates of Live Birth, Death, and Marriage Act” (RA 11909), and others.

“I'm grateful for these honors given to me as a public servant. These recognitions are not just for me but for every Filipino who dreams of a better future. To serve the country is a privilege, so I'm dedicating these to my constituents who have inspired me to do better in my job,” Senator Bong said.

Such awards validate Sen. Bong's advocacy for education, health services, social justice, and poverty eradication.

Known for his slogan  “Aksyon sa Tunay na Buhay (Action in Real Life),” Revilla pursues initiatives for the genuine and immediate needs of the Filipino people.

“These recognitions prove that I'm not just a passive sitter concerned only with winning 'pogi points' in the Senate. We really did some hard work, and now we are reaping the fruits of our dedicated effort to champion the welfare of the people,” Sen. Bong concluded.