Atienza sworn in as PCG Auxiliary Commodore
Atienza also encouraged women to pursue leadership and public service roles.

PHOTO courtesy of Philippine Coast Guard
Atienza also encouraged women to pursue leadership and public service roles.

PHOTO courtesy of Philippine Coast Guard

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Manila Vice Mayor Chi Atienza was formally sworn in as Auxiliary Commodore of the Philippine Coast Guard Auxiliary as part of efforts to strengthen coastal protection and maritime security in Manila.
The oath-taking ceremony was held on 24 April and attended by PCG Commandant Ronnie Gil Gavan and other Coast Guard officers.
In his speech, Atienza said he had long been familiar with the Baseco community even before entering politics and had witnessed the Coast Guard assisting residents in the area.
According to Atienza, the city government under Mayor Isko Moreno Domagoso considers the protection of Manila’s piers important because of their role in commerce.
He added that the city government is prepared to partner with the Coast Guard in promoting maritime safety, disaster response, environmental protection, and coastal community security.
Atienza also encouraged women to pursue leadership and public service roles.
He said Manila would continue working with national agencies such as the Philippine Coast Guard to strengthen coastal security, maritime commerce, and the protection of vulnerable coastal communities.