Transport & Logistics Philippines 2026 Expo Sets the Stage for Leading Solutions in Global Supply Chain

The Transport and Logistics Philippines 2026 Expo, which took place on September 16–18, 2026, at the World Trade Center Metro Manila, set the stage for industry discussions, partnership formation, and the discovery of new ways to stay agile as Southeast Asia's supply chain industries navigate growing trade demands, global supply chain disruptions, digital transformation, and sustainability goals.

This event, which is being held in tandem with the highly anticipated international logistics symposium, LogiSYM Philippines, will bring together business executives, logistics specialists, technology providers, government representatives, global solution suppliers, and decision-makers to secure the solutions for supply chain management, transportation, and logistics in the Philippines and throughout the region. The Procurement and Supply Institute of Asia (PASiA) and Global-Link MP Events International, Inc. are organizing it, with Ayala Foundation, Inc. serving as the Impact Partner. This year's event, which will feature 1,400 square meters of exhibition space with over 450 brands, is expected to draw over 5,000 trade guests.

As supply chains become more complex due to the rapid growth of e-commerce, challenges in regional and international trade, and large infrastructure investments, businesses are under increased pressure to improve operational efficiency, boost resilience, cut costs, and accelerate digital transformation. As sustainability has become a strategic priority, companies are implementing more intelligent logistics solutions and cleaner technologies to remain competitive. Transport & Logistics Philippines 2026 has created a comprehensive business platform in response to these industry demands, allowing businesses and solution providers to communicate, evaluate technologies, compare globally competitive machinery, and establish partnerships that foster long-term growth.

Visitors will discover latest solutions, technologies, and services every major segment of the supply chain ecosystem, including:

• Commercial vehicles and fleet management
• Freight forwarding and multimodal transport
• Cold chain and temperature-controlled logistics
• Warehouse automation and material handling
• Supply chain management technologies
• Smart logistics and digital transformation
• Artificial intelligence and logistics software
• Last-mile delivery solutions
• Sustainable transport technologies
• Port, maritime, and aviation logistics
• Cargo handling equipment
• Industrial mobility and transport infrastructure

Further strengthening its industry relevance, Transport & Logistics Philippines 2026 incorporates five specialized exhibitions that address the most critical sectors of the transportation and logistics ecosystem:

• FLOWTECH Philippines
• Rentals Philippines
• Cold Chain Philippines
• Supply Chain, Warehouse & Storage Solutions Expo
• Trucks, Buses & Utilities Expo

The event is expected to attract a diverse audience of professionals, including:

• Logistics and supply chain professionals
• Manufacturers
• Importers and exporters
• Retail and e-commerce businesses
• Warehouse and distribution operators
• Fleet and transport operators
• Freight forwarders and 3PL providers
• Cold chain professionals
• Procurement executives
• Government and infrastructure agencies

With logistics continuing to play a vital role in supporting economic growth and regional trade, Transport & Logistics Philippines 2026 serves as a strategic marketplace where businesses can consult directly with specialists who can identify tailored logistics and supply chain solutions, discover innovations, exchange expertise, and unlock new commercial opportunities.

Event Details

Event: Transport & Logistics Philippines 2026

Date: September 16-28, 2026

Venue: World Trade Center Metro Manila

Registration: http://transportandlogisticsphilippines.com/registration

Website: transportandlogisticsphilippines.com

Admission: Free to Pre-register until September 15, 2026

Held in conjunction with: LogiSYM Philippines 2026

Registration:https://www.eventbrite.sg/e/logisym-philippines-2026-tickets-

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Qualified Delegates can attend for FREE by using code: GLMPSHIPPERS2026 at checkout Incorporating Shows:

• FLOWTECH Philippines

• Rentals Philippines

• Cold Chain Philippines

• Supply Chain, Warehouse & Storage Solutions Expo

• Trucks, Buses & Utilities Expo

For exhibitor and visitor registration, visit www.transportandlogisticsphilippines.com or follow Transport & Logistics Philippines on Facebook and LinkedIn.

Pinoy Fans Celebrate McDonald’s Iconic Fries with a Nationwide FryFest

"We are thankful to everyone who celebrated our World Famous Fries during National Fries Day and every Fry Day that followed. Fry Fest is our way of bringing together the community of Pinoy Fries fans who have continuously shown their love for our World Famous Fries. We wanted to create a fun and memorable experience that celebrates not only the product, but the people who have made it a favorite through the years. The emotional connection of our Fries to generations of Pinoys is built not just with how good it is but how it has been part of moments and memories that fans and customers cherish." ~Ada Almendras-Lazaro, McDonald’s Philippines Chief Marketing Officer

For all the Fries Lovers out there, this one is for us! The very first McDo Fry Fest, a special celebration dedicated to one of McDonald's most iconic favorites — the World Famous Fries. What makes this event extra exciting is that it’s not just about having fries. Fry Fest brings Fries Lovers together for an afternoon filled with unlimited servings of Fries, fun games and interactive activities, plus an exclusive limited-edition Fries pouch that you can take home.

McDonald's Philippines held its first-ever McDo FryFest, the biggest Fries celebration to date. Thousands of Filipino fans came to enjoy unlimited fries, games, and activities. The McDo FryFest, which is held concurrently across more than 50 locations nationwide and brings together a community of Fries lovers to celebrate their shared love for McDonald's World Famous Fries, is the culmination of the quick service restaurant's months-long Fries-filled celebrations.

A Season of Fries-Filled Celebrations

 

In honor of National Fries Day on July 10, McDonald's Philippines offered a one-day P99 promotion that increased the enjoyment and shareability of its fan-favorite BFF Fries. Building on the excitement, every Friday after that was declared a FryDay, offering customers extra incentives to enjoy and promote McDonald's World Famous Fries through weekly discounts and special offers. Weekly attendance at FryDay allowed Fries fans to transform their personal cravings into a national celebration of one of the company's most iconic products.

The national McDo FryFest, McDonald's first-ever unlimited fry experience, is the culmination of it all. Beyond just fries, the FryFest is about fans connecting and bonding over their shared love of fries. For the first time, the neighborhood united for a sizable celebration focused on their shared passion for the well-known fries.

Aside from unlimited Fries and games and activities, all participants of the McDo FryFest also took home a limited-edition Fries pouch with wrist strap.

The Fries Filipinos Keep Coming Back To

One of McDonald's Philippines' most well-liked menu items is the World Famous Fries, which are simply cut from whole potatoes, deep-fried, and salted. Its consistency in quality, flavor, and freshness helped it become well-known throughout the world, but its ability to make people feel good every day—whether they are snacking or at social events—is what truly makes it iconic.

As McDonald's Philippines wraps up its biggest World Famous Fries celebration to date, customers can continue creating more joyful memories with their favorite fries, which are available nationwide via Dine-In, Take-Out, Drive-Thru, McDelivery, and third-party delivery apps.

For more information about McDonald’s Philippines, visit www.mcdonalds.com.ph, McDo.ph on Facebook, on Instagram, and on X. 

Hot Wheels Designer Brendon Vetuskey Rolls in Nostalgia to Kingsford Hotel Manila

“Hotels can be more than places where people stay. We can become part of the destination experience and create spaces where communities, businesses and visitors connect. Partnering with Metrics Ph allows us to support the collector community while exploring new opportunities for events, partnerships and experiences that can bring people to Manila.” ~Jorold Montelibano, General Manager of Kingsford Hotel Manila

Many people have fond childhood memories of Hot Wheels that begin with their first collection, a favorite car, or a race across the living room floor. Others never really lost that childhood fascination. It simply became a lifelong passion for collecting, trading, and discovering the histories of each diecast.

Hot Wheels diecast designer and Red Line Club design lead Brendon Vetuskey met with local and international collectors and enthusiasts at an exclusive private dinner held in partnership with Metrics Ph, the organizer of the Philippines Hot Wheels Collectors Convention, putting that shared nostalgia front and center at the Kingsford Hotel Manila.

Attendees, including the CEO of Metrics PH, enjoy an intimate dinner presentation with Hot Wheels lead designer Brendon Vetuskey.

It was more than just a get-together for diecast enthusiasts, bringing together collectors, families, business executives, tourism stakeholders, and hospitality representatives. It illustrated how a shared interest can forge strong bonds between communities and generations.

The event gave Kingsford Hotel Manila an opportunity to create an experience that goes beyond a standard hotel stay. The family-friendly hotel provided an ideal setting for an experience that brought together collectors who have been involved in the hobby for years, enthusiasts discovering new pieces, and kids and kids at heart who still love Hot Wheels.

From childhood memories to a collector community

The event gained a global creative perspective thanks to Vetuskey's involvement. Since joining Mattel in 2007, he has contributed to numerous Hot Wheels designs. At the moment, he serves as Red Line Club vehicles' primary diecast designer.

Vetuskey shared insights about Hot Wheels design and the process of creating diecast vehicles at the exclusive dinner, which followed an exclusive presentation and discussion with collectors and invited guests.

For Vetuskey, however, the appeal of collecting goes beyond the cars themselves.

“You might meet someone and start talking about your favorite Hot Wheels from childhood or the first car you ever collected. Those stories and shared memories are what makes collecting special.” ~Brendon Vetuskey, Hot Wheels Diecast Designer and Red Line Club Design Lead

Collectors take home a personal memento as Brendon Vetuskey signs Hot Wheels memorabilia

Collectors take home a personal memento as Brendon Vetuskey signs Hot Wheels memorabilia

Brendon Vetuskey connects with the Philippine collecting community, sharing stories from his journey as a Hot Wheels designer.

This sense of connection continues to influence the Philippines' growing collector culture. Collectors and enthusiasts can gather at Metrics Ph to celebrate a cross-generational hobby, share their collections, and tell stories.

Shared passion becomes a hotel experience

The event also offered a glimpse of how specialized communities can create new tourism and hospitality opportunities.

For collectors, a place can become more than just a venue for an event. It can be a place where people meet, form friendships, and exchange stories based on shared interests. For Kingsford, it's an additional opportunity to create experiences that foster community and visitor interaction.

Fans of Hot Wheels are still remarkably familiar with the appeal. Whether they have been collectors for a long time or are just remembering the thrill of opening a brand-new diecast car as children, the excitement is still there.

The nostalgia that brought children and children at heart together at the Kingsford Hotel Manila is proof that some childhood passions never really matured. They simply develop new strategies to bring people together.

Cebu Pacific's New Hand Carry Policy

Cebu Pacific (CEB) is updating its hand carry policy as part of its continuous efforts to improve the travel experience and make the boarding process more convenient for its passengers.

Beginning on September 15, 2026, passengers on Cebu Pacific (5J) flights will be permitted to bring up to 10 kg of total hand carry items, up from the previous 7 kg limit. On flights run by Cebgo (DG), the total allowance for hand carry will continue to be 7 kg.

The updated policy gives travelers more flexibility to bring what they need for their trip while maintaining clear limitations on the number and size of hand carry items. These actions will also help our crew manage baggage more efficiently, complete pre-departure procedures on time, and adhere to flight schedules.

Passengers may only bring up to two (2) pieces of hand carry items on board:

• One (1) hand carry baggage (to be placed in the overhead bin)
• One (1) personal item (to fit under the seat in front)

Passengers are reminded to ensure they can comfortably lift and stow their hand carry luggage in the overhead bin by themselves, or under the seat in front of them.

Hand carry items must follow the corresponding size limits:

• Hand carry baggage: up to Height = 56 cm × Length = 36 cm × Width = 23 cm
• Personal item: up to Height = 20 cm × Length = 35 cm x Width = 20 cm  

In order to minimize flight delays and ensure a more seamless boarding experience, passengers are reminded to keep their hand-carry items within the allowed number of pieces and weight limits.

Any hand carry item that exceeds CEB's allowed limits must be checked in, subject to the applicable baggage fees.

It is recommended that travelers pre-purchase their checked baggage allowance via the Manage Booking portal or add additional baggage allowance using their MyCebuPacific accounts.

Passengers can check in online via the CEB website and mobile app if they have no checked baggage, which reduces airport wait times and allows them to go straight to their assigned boarding gates.

CEB currently flies to 35 domestic and 26 international destinations across Asia, Australia and the Middle East.  

For more information, visit: www.cebupacificair.com.

Building Skills, Shaping Champions: TESDA, AMA Education System (AMAES) Partner for WorldSkills Philippines 2026

“The Filipino has always had the talent to compete with the best in the world. What our young people need are the right education, training, technology and opportunities to demonstrate what they can do. Our partnership with TESDA and our support for WorldSkills reflect AMA’s commitment to helping prepare a generation of Filipinos who are not simply ready for employment, but ready to compete and lead in a technology-driven global economy. Education cannot afford to wait for technology to change the world before we begin preparing our students for it. We have to anticipate the skills that will matter tomorrow and give young Filipinos the opportunity to master them today.” ~Dr. Amable R. Aguiluz V, Founder and Chairman Emeritus of AMA Education System (AMAES)

Building on a partnership strengthened through successive WorldSkills initiatives, the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) and AMA Education System (AMAES) continue a shared push to prepare Filipino talent for a future defined by technology, innovation and globally competitive skills.

The road to becoming world-class begins at home in classrooms, labs, training facilities, and competitions where young Filipinos can put their skills to the test.

That journey takes center stage at WorldSkills Philippines Clark 2026, the country's premier national skills competition, which is held at the Clark Freeport Zone in Pampanga from September 7 to 11, 2026.

About 350 competitors from TESDA's 18 regional offices—all qualifiers from their respective Regional Skills Olympics—will compete in 30 industry-driven skill areas under the theme "Your Skills, Your Future."

The competition is the latest stage of AMA's continued support for TESDA's skills-development initiative and a logical continuation of the organization's longstanding commitment to technology-driven education.

A PARTNERSHIP BUILT FOR WORLD-CLASS SKILLS

AMA Computer University, Inc. officially highlighted AMA's WorldSkills partnership with TESDA in 2025 when it joined more than thirty industry and educational partners to support the Philippines' hosting of the 14th WorldSkills ASEAN Manila 2025.

Dr. Amable R. Aguiluz V, the founder and chairman emeritus of AMA Education System (AMAES), established the organization in 1980 when computer education was still relatively new in the Philippines. This vision is embodied in the partnership for AMA.

For Filipino talent to become globally competitive, government, education, and business cooperation are essential. The collaboration between AMA and TESDA has grown from a formal partnership to the regional level and is now the leading national skills competition in the country.

A PARTNERSHIP BUILT THROUGH WORLDSKILLS

September 7–11, 2026 — WorldSkills Philippines Clark 2026

AMA continues its support for TESDA’s skills-development movement through WorldSkills Philippines Clark 2026 at the Clark Freeport Zone in Pampanga.

August 26–28, 2025 — 14th WorldSkills ASEAN Competition

The Philippines hosted the regional competition in Manila, with AMA Computer University, Inc. among TESDA’s official partners.

July 4, 2025 — Formalizing the AMA–TESDA Partnership

AMA Computer University, Inc. joined TESDA and other industry and education partners in a mass Memorandum of Agreement signing in Pasay City, formalizing its support for WorldSkills ASEAN Manila 2025.

When considered collectively, these accomplishments demonstrate a cooperation that goes beyond a single competition, providing Filipino talent with the opportunity to develop their skills, compete at higher levels, and get closer to the global stage.

30 SKILLS, ONE NATIONAL STAGE

Formerly known as the Philippine National Skills Competition, WorldSkills Philippines Clark 2026 now carries the official WorldSkills Philippines brand, aligning the national event with the standards and framework of WorldSkills International.

Its 30 skill areas across six major industry sectors reflect the changing nature of skilled work. Information and Communication Technology competitions include Cyber Security, ICT Network Infrastructure, IT Network Systems Administration, Software Applications Development, Web Technologies and Artificial Intelligence, alongside disciplines in manufacturing, engineering, construction, creative industries, hospitality and automotive technology.

As TESDA Secretary Jose Francisco “Kiko” B. Benitez said, WorldSkills brings together the nation’s most skilled youth while inspiring “excellence, innovation, and lifelong learning.”

The competition also serves as a pathway to the global stage, with gold and silver medalists potentially selected to represent the Philippines in WorldSkills International, WorldSkills Asia and WorldSkills ASEAN.

WHERE AMA’S TECHNOLOGY LEGACY MEETS THE SKILLS MOVEMENT

WorldSkills' emphasis on emerging technologies and AMA's identity are very similar. Since its founding in 1980, the institution has placed a high priority on computer and technology education as well as industry readiness.

Artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, network infrastructure, software development, and web technologies are now more than just academic specializations; young Filipinos can employ these skills both at home and overseas.

For AMA, WorldSkills creates a direct bridge between education, industry expectations and real-world capability.

FROM ASEAN HOST TO THE NEXT FILIPINO CHAMPIONS

The Philippines' historic year is followed by the national competition in 2026. The 14th WorldSkills ASEAN Competition took place in the country in 2025 with more than 300 competitors from ASEAN Member States. The event, which was the Philippines' first WorldSkills ASEAN host in nearly thirty years, was sponsored by AMA Computer University, Inc., one of TESDA's official partners.

Approximately 350 regional qualifiers compete in 30 different skill areas at Clark these days. More than just medals are at stake: competitors are judged on their problem-solving skills, inventiveness, accuracy, and technical proficiency; top performers may go on to compete abroad.

For AMA, supporting this ecosystem means helping give young Filipinos a clearer pathway from education to professional excellence.

SKILLS AS A NATIONAL ADVANTAGE

WorldSkills Philippines is more than just a competition. In order to promote the development of superior skills and prepare Filipino talent for competition overseas, TESDA is mandated by Section 30 of Republic Act No. 7796, also known as the TESDA Act of 1994, to hold an annual national skills competition. Conversely, international WorldSkills competitions follow their own competition schedules.

That goal has become even more crucial as automation, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and digital technologies transform the workplace.

The TESDA-AMA partnership strengthens this pathway: TESDA provides a national platform and an internationally aligned skills framework, while AMA contributes its longstanding emphasis on technology education and industry readiness.

For Dr. Amable R. Aguiluz V, Founder and Chairman Emeritus of AMA Education System (AMAES), the partnership reflects the principle that inspired AMA’s beginnings—preparing Filipinos not only for today’s opportunities, but for those that will define tomorrow.

From WorldSkills ASEAN Manila 2025 to WorldSkills Philippines Clark 2026, the objective remains clear: equip Filipino talent with the skills, technology and opportunities to compete with the best.

Because the road to a global podium begins with investing in Filipino talent at home.

SM Center Sangandaan offers FREE AI Skills Session

SM Center Sangandaan will help community members better understand and navigate the technology as it continues to change how people study, work, and conduct business by offering a free upskilling session focused on practical AI applications.

The educational event, "AI for All," is scheduled for September 12, 2026, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM at the 2nd floor of SM Center Sangandaan, which is adjacent to KKV.

The session aims to make AI more approachable by focusing on how it can be used in everyday work, business, productivity, and career development rather than technical jargon.

Participants will examine practical uses of AI in business, productivity, and the workplace in addition to learning about prompt engineering and AI principles. Additionally, responsible and ethical AI use will be covered in the lesson, helping students understand both the technology's potential and how it should be used.

The program will also introduce participants to IBM SkillsBuild, which will provide them with additional learning resources as they continue to refine their skills in an increasingly digital workplace.

As part of their continuous efforts to give Filipino communities easily accessible career opportunities and skill development, SM Supermalls is offering a free training session.

As AI becomes more widely used across industries, learning how to use it can help students, job seekers, working professionals, and aspiring entrepreneurs navigate new opportunities.

Because "Your next skill could open your next door," SM Center Sangandaan encourages the community to take that initial step by learning something new, understanding emerging technologies, and becoming more prepared for what lies ahead.

The AI for All session, which brings together business and educational partners to expand community access to digital skills development, is made possible by SM Supermalls, DICT, and IBM SkillsBuild.

For the most recent information about the event, interested parties are encouraged to visit the official SM Center Sangandaan Facebook page. Alternatively, they can scan the QR code found in the official event materials to obtain registration details and additional details.

From IT Partner to Command Center: AMA Education System (AMAES) Takes on Bigger Role in PPCRV’s Historic BARMM Parliamentary Elections

“We are deeply honored to be PPCRV’s information technology partner. This collaboration is a testament to our shared commitment to upholding the integrity of our democratic institutions. As educators, we take pride in providing quality training to our students worldwide. This initiative enables us to extend that commitment to Filipino voters, equipping them with the knowledge to make informed choices.” ~Dr. Amable R. Aguiluz V, Founder and Chairman Emeritus of AMA Education System

AMA Education System, led by Founder and Chairman Emeritus Dr. Amable R. Aguiluz V, moves beyond its role as PPCRV’s IT partner to become home to the command center for the historic BARMM Parliamentary Elections.

FROM PROVIDING TECHNOLOGY TO BECOMING THE NERVE CENTER

For more than four decades, AMA Education System (AMAES) has built its name around technology and education. This September, that expertise takes on a distinctly civic purpose.

As voters take part in the first regular Parliamentary Elections in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM), an AMA facility will serve as the Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting (PPCRV) Command Center, supporting the independent monitoring of the vote.

Housed at the AMA School of Medicine Annex Building along South Super Highway in Barangay Bangkal, Makati City, the command center marks a significant expansion of AMA’s longstanding partnership with PPCRV.

It also reflects the vision of Dr. Amable R. Aguiluz V, Founder and Chairman Emeritus of AMA Education System, who has long championed technology as a practical tool for education, institution-building and national development.

A PARTNERSHIP YEARS IN THE MAKING

AMA’s work with PPCRV is part of an electoral journey that reaches back to the 1986 snap presidential elections.

That year, AMA provided technical support and volunteers for the COMELEC Quick Count at the Philippine International Convention Center. Since then, it has supported 14 national and local polls—1986, 1987, 1992, 1995, 1998, 2001, 2004, 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016, 2019, 2022 and 2025—as election technology evolved from manual quick counts to automated voting and independent verification.

Beginning in 2001, AMA also became an election-coverage partner of GMA Network, supporting quick-count and data initiatives alongside institutions such as PLDT-Smart, COMELEC, NAMFREL and PPCRV. In 2007, GMA-7 and AMA jointly conducted an election quick count, with the collaboration continuing through later election coverages, including Eleksyon 2016.

AMA’s formal technology partnership with PPCRV grew alongside the country’s automated elections. As PPCRV’s official IT partner in 2016, AMA provided equipment and technical manpower, then continued its support in 2019 and 2022 with computers, technical assistance, volunteers and online training facilities. The partnership was renewed for the 2025 national and local elections.

In 2025, AMA-provided computers supported PPCRV’s Unofficial Parallel Count, while its online education platform helped power the Tibok Pinoy voter values formation program.

For the BARMM elections, that partnership reaches a new level: the command center itself comes to AMA.

AT THE CENTER OF A HISTORIC ELECTION

The September 14 vote marks the first regular parliamentary election in BARMM, a milestone in the region’s transition toward a fully elected parliamentary government.

Voters will determine the composition of the 80-member Bangsamoro Parliament, placing added importance on election credibility and independent verification.

As an accredited citizens’ arm of the Commission on Elections, PPCRV conducts voter education, poll watching and an unofficial parallel count of electronically transmitted election results.

At the command center, volunteers independently encode physical election returns and match them against electronically transmitted results. PPCRV’s double-pass encoding system is designed to strengthen accuracy and flag discrepancies for further scrutiny.

For this historic vote, that verification work will converge at AMA.

TECHNOLOGY WITH A LARGER PURPOSE

The expanded role is especially significant for an institution closely identified with the growth of information technology education in the Philippines.

For Dr. Amable R. Aguiluz V, Founder and Chairman Emeritus of AMA Education System, education, technology and responsible citizenship have long been interconnected.

During the BARMM elections, a facility ordinarily dedicated to educating future professionals will become a hub where volunteers, technology and election data come together for independent verification.

PLDT is also supporting the effort by providing connectivity for the PPCRV Command Center at AMA, while its VITRO data centers will house critical servers receiving data transmitted by automated counting machines.

Together, the connectivity, data centers, computers and command-center infrastructure demonstrate how technology can help strengthen transparency and public confidence in the electoral process.

BEYOND THE CLASSROOM

For AMA, the BARMM elections mark the latest chapter in nearly four decades of supporting Philippine electoral exercises.

From the 1986 COMELEC Quick Count and election collaborations with GMA Network to its sustained technology partnership with PPCRV, AMA has placed its people, infrastructure and IT expertise in the service of credible elections.

Now, that role is expanding. By opening its Makati facility as the PPCRV Command Center, AMA is providing not only the technology that supports the electoral process, but also the space where volunteers and election data will come together for independent verification.

It reflects the vision long championed by Dr. Amable R. Aguiluz V, Founder and Chairman Emeritus of AMA Education System: that technology finds its greatest value when it serves people, institutions and the nation.

On September 14, history will be written at polling centers across BARMM. Hundreds of kilometers away in Makati, AMA will play its part in that history as the home of the PPCRV Command Center.

Because beyond the technology, the data and the systems, what matters most is the integrity of every vote, the trust behind every result, and the confidence of every Filipino that their voice truly counts.