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UNITY PACT. President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and Nacionalista party Chairman Manny Villar yesterday witness the alliance signing ceremony between the Partido Federal ng Pilipinas and the Nacionalista Party in Taguig City. The PFP was formed in 2018 while the NP is the country's oldest political party. Special Assistant to the President Anton Lagdameo, PFP National President Reynaldo S. Tamayo, Nacionalista Party's Senator Mark Villar and Robert Barbers and Congressman Eleandro Madrona.
“And today, we have the opportunity to forge another partnership that will broaden the grand coalition working under the banner of Bagong Pilipinas. We declare the PFP, we declare officially its collaboration with the Nacionalista Party through the signing of our alliance,” he added. “With this, we form a strong united front that help us fulfill our shared goal for the Filipino people. And I’m sure everyone will agree that our goal is to strengthen the foundation of our nation to better serve our people,” he stated.
President Marcos enjoined all members of the “largest political bloc” to continue working for the dream and aspiration of making the Philippines a better country.
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