IN celebration of both its National Day and the 50-year milestone of two-way ties with the Philippines, the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Manila hosted a grand reception on October 16.
The evening’s program paid homage to the enduring friendship between both countries, then honored the shared values and goals that have characterized their flourishing relationship over the past half-century.
Much to the delight of the guests, Chargé d’affaires a.i. Dalibor Mička began his remarks in Filipino as the embassy official welcomed the guests to the grand reception. He also highlighted accomplishments of the Czech Republic and the Philippines’s mutual relations that further emphasized their special bond.
Jose extended his heartfelt congratulations to the people of the Czech Republic on the occasion of their nation’s 105th founding anniversary. He also expressed his optimism that in the next 50 years, both the Czech Republic and the Philippines “will continue to work together toward mutual development.”
Guests were treated to the finest beer from the European country, which is renowned for its rich brewing heritage. This beverage enhanced the evening with the authentic flavors of Czech culture.
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