Daily Tribune
First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos presides over the inter-agency meeting with the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, National Historical Commission of the Philippines and the Cultural Center of the Philippines to ensure a memorable 12 June celebration.
Photograph courtesy of Liza Marcos/FB Page
Filipinos can expect a Freedom Day celebration next month steeped in national pride, history and culture.
Leading the preparations is First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos, who met with officials from cultural agencies earlier this week in Malacañang to discuss plans for the momentous occasion.
“We’re all gearing up for our Independence Day celebration next month,” said the First Lady in a statement posted on her Instagram.
The meeting involved representatives from the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, the National Historical Commission of the Philippines, and the Cultural Center of the Philippines.
Details later
Details on specific events are yet to be announced, but the involvement of these cultural institutions suggests a focus on showcasing Filipino heritage and artistic expression.
Philippine Independence Day, celebrated annually on 12 June marks the country’s declaration of independence from Spanish colonial rule in 1898. The day is a national holiday observed with parades, flag-raising ceremonies and cultural performances across the country.
This year’s celebration promises to be a vibrant display of Filipino identity, fostering unity and national pride as the Philippines reflects on its rich history and cultural tapestry.
