Gen. Romeo Brawner Jr., Armed Forces chief of staff, emphasizes the military's dedication to safeguarding the Philippines and its people in his New Year's message.
With the start of 2025, the Armed Forces chief of staff, Gen. Romeo Brawner Jr. , said that the military will use the New Year to reiterate its commitment to protect the nation and its people. In his New Year ’s message, Brawner said the New Year will also allow the AFP to enhance its goals and aspirations as an organization.
'Let us move forward with unity and determination, embracing innovation, strengthening partnerships, and remaining steadfast in our resolve to protect the Filipino people and our nation’s future,’ he added. And as he wished a better and more prosperous year for all Filipinos, Brawner expressed hope that 2025 will bring closer to the vision of a strong, secure, and progressive Philippines. 'As we welcome the New Year, I extend my heartfelt gratitude and congratulations to the brave men and women of the AFP for your unwavering dedication and tireless service to our nation,' Brawner said. He added that the past year has been a testament to the AFP’s collective strength, resilience, and professionalism. 'Together, we have faced challenges with courage, fulfilled our missions with excellence, and made significant strides in safeguarding our sovereignty and promoting peace and security,' the AFP chief concluded
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