On 67th birthday, PBBM hailed as 'remarkable leader' by Romualdez 


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  • House Speaker Martin Romualdez described his cousin, President Marcos as a "remarkable leader and individual" on the occasion of the latter’s 67th birthday.


IMG-8a64a51f69b2b080f0c15f1701966288-V.jpgHouse Speaker Martin Romualdez (left), President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. (Speaker’s office)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

"A remarkable leader and individual." 

That's how House Speaker Martin Romualdez described his cousin, President Marcos, on the occasion of the latter’s 67th birthday. 

In a statement Friday, Sept. 13, Romualdez expressed gladness over how President Marcos’ political career has blossomed. 

“Having had the privilege of witnessing your journey over the years, I am filled with pride as I see your unwavering commitment to leading our nation toward unity and progress.

 

“On this special day, I extend my warmest greetings and deepest appreciation for the remarkable leader and individual you have become. Happiest birthday, Mr. President!” the Speaker said.  

Romualdez also wished the Philippine leader "the strength to keep moving our beloved nation forward". 

He also wished for the latter's "continued success" and "good health". 

"May this year bring even more outstanding achievements and fulfillment,” the Speaker added. 

Romualdez, president of the dominant Lakas-Christian Muslim Democrats (Lakas-CMD) party, assured the Chief Executive of the House’s “full support for your vision of a better Philippines".

 

“We stand firmly with you as we work toward the shared goal of uplifting the lives of our countrymen and securing a brighter future for all,” the Speaker said as he reassured President Marcos of the House’s unwavering support for the legislative agenda of the administration until 2028. 

 

“The leadership you provide continues to inspire us, and we are honored to walk this meaningful journey alongside you. Your steadfast dedication to the Filipino people shines through in every action you take,” the Leyte 1st district congressman said.