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OVP Chief of Staff and Undersecretary Atty. Zuleika Lopez led the ribbon-cutting ceremony, joined by city officials and representatives from China, Japan, and Malaysia, to formally open the exhibit.
The Office of the Vice President (OVP) has launched a nationwide pop-up exhibit highlighting the lives, achievements, and enduring contributions of the country’s former vice presidents, as part of the celebration of the 90th anniversary of the institution.
One of the major installations opened in Quezon City, Metro Manila, where visitors were given the opportunity to explore photographs, historical information, and stories of leadership that shaped the nation’s political landscape.
In her message, Vice President Sara Z. Duterte underscored the importance of honoring the legacy of each vice president who has served the Filipino people.
“We are proud to dedicate the nationwide pop-up exhibits to you. These exhibits, now running in major cities, are our way of ensuring that every Filipino appreciates the depth of each Vice President's legacy. It is with that spirit of dedicated service that we turn to the present.”
Participants of the You Can Be VP youth program were also given a tour of the Quezon City exhibit, providing them with a deeper understanding of constitutional history and public service.
In Davao City, the opening ceremony was led by OVP Chief of Staff and Undersecretary Atty. Zuleika Lopez, together with city officials and representatives from China, Japan, and Malaysia. The event featured a ribbon-cutting ceremony to formally open the display.
Satellite Lead for the OVP–Southern Mindanao Satellite Office Regina Rose Tecson emphasized the exhibit's role in honoring past leaders while inspiring future ones: “As we mark the Office of the Vice President’s 90th anniversary, we open this pop-up exhibit a tribute to the 14 Vice Presidents who have served our nation across nine decades of constitutional history.”
Oscar Casaysay, Officer-in-Charge of the Davao Culture and Arts Office, echoed this message, highlighting the journey and challenges of the vice presidency: “This exhibit which you are about to walk through is a visual testament to that legacy it moves beyond dates and names to show you the evolution of the vice presidency. This exhibit is a reminder that the Office of the Vice President is not merely a general position, it is a pillar of democracy.”
The initiative is part of a broader nationwide rollout, with simultaneous pop-up exhibits also launched in Bacolod City, Butuan City, Agusan del Norte, Cauayan City, Isabela and Zamboanga City, Western Mindanao.
These exhibits aim to bring history closer to communities across the Philippines, ensuring that the stories and legacies of the country’s vice presidents remain accessible and appreciated by Filipinos from all walks of life.
One of the major installations opened in Quezon City, Metro Manila, where visitors were given the opportunity to explore photographs, historical information, and stories of leadership that shaped the nation’s political landscape.
In her message, Vice President Sara Z. Duterte underscored the importance of honoring the legacy of each vice president who has served the Filipino people.
“We are proud to dedicate the nationwide pop-up exhibits to you. These exhibits, now running in major cities, are our way of ensuring that every Filipino appreciates the depth of each Vice President's legacy. It is with that spirit of dedicated service that we turn to the present.”
Participants of the You Can Be VP youth program were also given a tour of the Quezon City exhibit, providing them with a deeper understanding of constitutional history and public service.
In Davao City, the opening ceremony was led by OVP Chief of Staff and Undersecretary Atty. Zuleika Lopez, together with city officials and representatives from China, Japan, and Malaysia. The event featured a ribbon-cutting ceremony to formally open the display.
Satellite Lead for the OVP–Southern Mindanao Satellite Office Regina Rose Tecson emphasized the exhibit's role in honoring past leaders while inspiring future ones: “As we mark the Office of the Vice President’s 90th anniversary, we open this pop-up exhibit a tribute to the 14 Vice Presidents who have served our nation across nine decades of constitutional history.”
Oscar Casaysay, Officer-in-Charge of the Davao Culture and Arts Office, echoed this message, highlighting the journey and challenges of the vice presidency: “This exhibit which you are about to walk through is a visual testament to that legacy it moves beyond dates and names to show you the evolution of the vice presidency. This exhibit is a reminder that the Office of the Vice President is not merely a general position, it is a pillar of democracy.”
The initiative is part of a broader nationwide rollout, with simultaneous pop-up exhibits also launched in Bacolod City, Butuan City, Agusan del Norte, Cauayan City, Isabela and Zamboanga City, Western Mindanao.
These exhibits aim to bring history closer to communities across the Philippines, ensuring that the stories and legacies of the country’s vice presidents remain accessible and appreciated by Filipinos from all walks of life.
Inilunsad ng Office of the Vice President (OVP) ang isang nationwide pop-up exhibit na tampok ang buhay, mga nagawa, at mahalagang ambag ng mga nagdaang Pangalawang Pangulo ng Pilipinas, bilang bahagi ng pagdiriwang ng ika-90 anibersaryo ng tanggapan.
Isa sa mga pangunahing installation ang binuksan sa Lungsod Quezon, Metro Manila, kung saan binigyan ang mga bisita ng pagkakataong tuklasin ang mga litrato, tala ng kasaysayan, at mga kuwento ng pamumuno na humubog sa politika at serbisyo publiko ng bansa.
Sa kanyang mensahe, binigyang-diin ni Vice President Sara Z. Duterte ang kahalagahan ng pagkilala sa pamana ng bawat lider na nagsilbi sa sambayanang Pilipino.
“We are proud to dedicate the nationwide pop-up exhibits to you. These exhibits, now running in major cities, are our way of ensuring that every Filipino appreciates the depth of each Vice President's legacy. It is with that spirit of dedicated service that we turn to the present.”
Inilibot din ang mga kalahok ng You Can Be VP youth program sa exhibit sa Lungsod Quezon, upang mas maunawaan nila ang kasaysayang konstitusyonal at kahalagahan ng serbisyo publiko.
Samantala, sa Davao City, pinangunahan ni OVP Chief of Staff at Undersecretary Atty. Zuleika Lopez ang pagbubukas ng exhibit, kasama ang ilang opisyal ng lungsod at mga kinatawan mula sa China, Japan, at Malaysia. Tampok din ang ribbon-cutting ceremony bilang pormal na pagbubukas ng programa.
Binibigyang-diin ni Regina Rose Tecson, Satellite Lead ng OVP–Southern Mindanao Satellite Office, ang layunin ng exhibit na kilalanin ang mga naging lider at magbigay-inspirasyon sa susunod na henerasyon: “As we mark the Office of the Vice President’s 90th anniversary, we open this pop-up exhibit a tribute to the 14 Vice Presidents who have served our nation across nine decades of constitutional history.”
Nagpahayag din si Oscar Casaysay, Officer-in-Charge ng Davao Culture and Arts Office, na ang exhibit ay sumasalamin sa paglalakbay at mga hamon ng posisyon ng pangalawang pangulo: “This exhibit which you are about to walk through is a visual testament to that legacy it moves beyond dates and names to show you the evolution of the vice presidency. This exhibit is a reminder that the Office of the Vice President is not merely a general position, it is a pillar of democracy.”
Bahagi ang proyektong ito ng mas malawak na nationwide rollout, kung saan sabay-sabay ding inilunsad ang mga pop-up exhibit sa Bacolod City, Butuan City, Agusan del Norte, Cauayan City, Isabela, at Zamboanga City sa Western Mindanao.
Layunin ng mga exhibit na ito na dalhin ang kasaysayan nang mas malapit sa mga komunidad sa buong bansa, upang maging madali at mas malalim na maunawaan ng mga Pilipino ang mga kwento at pamana ng mga naging Pangalawang Pangulo ng Pilipinas.
Isa sa mga pangunahing installation ang binuksan sa Lungsod Quezon, Metro Manila, kung saan binigyan ang mga bisita ng pagkakataong tuklasin ang mga litrato, tala ng kasaysayan, at mga kuwento ng pamumuno na humubog sa politika at serbisyo publiko ng bansa.
Sa kanyang mensahe, binigyang-diin ni Vice President Sara Z. Duterte ang kahalagahan ng pagkilala sa pamana ng bawat lider na nagsilbi sa sambayanang Pilipino.
“We are proud to dedicate the nationwide pop-up exhibits to you. These exhibits, now running in major cities, are our way of ensuring that every Filipino appreciates the depth of each Vice President's legacy. It is with that spirit of dedicated service that we turn to the present.”
Inilibot din ang mga kalahok ng You Can Be VP youth program sa exhibit sa Lungsod Quezon, upang mas maunawaan nila ang kasaysayang konstitusyonal at kahalagahan ng serbisyo publiko.
Samantala, sa Davao City, pinangunahan ni OVP Chief of Staff at Undersecretary Atty. Zuleika Lopez ang pagbubukas ng exhibit, kasama ang ilang opisyal ng lungsod at mga kinatawan mula sa China, Japan, at Malaysia. Tampok din ang ribbon-cutting ceremony bilang pormal na pagbubukas ng programa.
Binibigyang-diin ni Regina Rose Tecson, Satellite Lead ng OVP–Southern Mindanao Satellite Office, ang layunin ng exhibit na kilalanin ang mga naging lider at magbigay-inspirasyon sa susunod na henerasyon: “As we mark the Office of the Vice President’s 90th anniversary, we open this pop-up exhibit a tribute to the 14 Vice Presidents who have served our nation across nine decades of constitutional history.”
Nagpahayag din si Oscar Casaysay, Officer-in-Charge ng Davao Culture and Arts Office, na ang exhibit ay sumasalamin sa paglalakbay at mga hamon ng posisyon ng pangalawang pangulo: “This exhibit which you are about to walk through is a visual testament to that legacy it moves beyond dates and names to show you the evolution of the vice presidency. This exhibit is a reminder that the Office of the Vice President is not merely a general position, it is a pillar of democracy.”
Bahagi ang proyektong ito ng mas malawak na nationwide rollout, kung saan sabay-sabay ding inilunsad ang mga pop-up exhibit sa Bacolod City, Butuan City, Agusan del Norte, Cauayan City, Isabela, at Zamboanga City sa Western Mindanao.
Layunin ng mga exhibit na ito na dalhin ang kasaysayan nang mas malapit sa mga komunidad sa buong bansa, upang maging madali at mas malalim na maunawaan ng mga Pilipino ang mga kwento at pamana ng mga naging Pangalawang Pangulo ng Pilipinas.