First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos has joined the Philippine Coast Guard Auxillary and was given the honorary rank of Vice Admiral. Araneta-Marcos said she joined the PCG to inspire the men and women of the organization to fulfill their duty.
Photo courtesy of Philippine Coast Guard (PCG)
First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos has joined the Philippine Coast Guard Auxiliary (PCGA), PCG Spokesperson Armand Balilo said on Tuesday.
In a Viber message to Malacañang reporters, Balilo said Araneta-Marcos was given the honorary rank of Vice Admiral and also thanked the PCG for its role in the West Philippine Sea.
"I join the PCG to inspire the men and women of the organization as they fulfill its duty to the country," Araneta-Marcos said during the donning ceremony.
Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista and PCG Commandant Admiral Ronnie Gavan led the donning of rank. Araneta-Marcos' son, Vincent Marcos, was present during the event.
The PCG Auxiliary supports both the preservation of the marine environment and the safety of people and property at sea.
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Aside from joining the PCG Auxillary as a Vice Admiral, Araneta-Marcos also serves as the "Chief Girl Scout" of the Girl Scouts of the Philippines (GSP).
Araneta-Marcos assumed the role last November 2022 since a woman president or the First Lady is automatically designated as the Chief Girl Scout under the GSP Charter.
The GSP’s Chief Girl Scout medal is the highest distinction granted to the country’s Girl Scouts.
All Girl Scouts, whether they are senior or cadets, are required by the Chief Girl Scout medal program to work on improving their communities while also strengthening their leadership skills, resilience, and sense of duty.
