Former agriculture secretary Emmanuel “Manny” F. Piñol on Thursday announced that he will be advising the national government on food security. READ:
The position was offered by National Security Adviser Clarita A. Carlos, Mr. PiI formally accepted the role of Food Security Adviser to the National Security Adviser,I signed a contract which requires me to submit recommendations which could contribute to the attainment of Food Security in the country.ol said that with the position, he would be able to submit his food security inputs to President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr. through Ms.
CarlosWhile it was I alone who affixed my signature on the contract, I am backed and supported by friends who are experts in the field.ol, 68, served as agriculture secretary under the administration of former President Rodrigo R. Duterte, Mr.
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