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THE Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting (PPCRV) and AMA Education System (Amaes) formalized their partnership with a memorandum of agreement (MoA) signing at The Flex, AMA University on Jan. 22, 2025.
(CROP TOP AND BOTTOM PART OF PHOTO) FOR CLEAN AND TRANSPARENT 2025 ELECTIONS (From left) AMA Education System President Arnel Hibo, Amaes Executive Director Danter Sullivan, Amaes Founder and Chairman Amable Aguiluz V, Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting Co-Founder and Chairman Emeritus Henrietta de Villa, PPCRV Chairman Evelyn Singson and PPCRV National Media and Communications Director Ana de Villa-Singson. AMAES PHOTO
The collaboration highlights the critical role of technology and education in safeguarding democracy during the upcoming 2025 elections ensuring a clean and transparent electoral process.
Renowned for its commitment to quality education and training, Amaes has once again officially become the information technology (IT) partner of PPCRV for the upcoming elections.
As an IT partner, Amaes will lend cutting-edge equipment and offer technical support to the PPCRV, helping to strengthen the country's electoral watchdog system, ensuring an honest and clean electoral process.
"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," Amaes Founder and Chairman Amable Aguiluz V said.
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Beyond technology, Amaes' role extends to voter education and training.
The institution will leverage its expertise to inform individuals about their rights and responsibilities as voters, fostering a well-informed electorate.
"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," he added.
Both organizations emphasized their alignment in advocating for integrity and good governance.
The partnership supports PPCRV's "Tibok Pinoy" campaign, which underscores the importance of every Filipino's contribution to a robust electoral process.
"This partnership is not just about technology; it's about fostering a culture of responsibility and vigilance among voters. Together, we can ensure that the voice of every Filipino is heard and respected," PPCRV Chairman Evelyn Singson expressed.
The MoA signing was attended by key figures from both organizations.
