By: Patrick Muga




Philippines (Filipinas)
     “Pearl of the Orient Seas”
    (Perolas do Mar do Oriente)
South East Asia
World Map
Philippine Map
Republic of the Philippines
     Flag



       Motto               For God, People, Nature and Country
       Capital             Manila
       Largest City        Quezon City
       Official Language   Tagalog, English
       President           Benigno Aquino III
       Population          2010 census 92,337,852
                                                                  [7
       GDP                 2011 estimate - Total$390.408 billion
       Currency            ₱ (PHP) Pesos
       Government          Unitary Constitutional Republic
       Legislature         Upper House –Senate, Lower House -House of
                            Representatives
     Time Zone             UTC +8     ( Universal Time Coordinated)




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Brief History of the Philippines
 The Philippines (“Pilipinas”, “Philippine Islands”, “Las Islas Filipinas” ),
  officially known as The Republic of the Philippines
 Sovereign country in Southeast Asia in the Western Pacific Ocean
 Positioned on the western edge of the Pacific Ocean, along the Ring of Fire
 Second-largest archipelago on the planet
 The 7,107-island archipelago was believed to be inhabited 67,000 years ago
  based on recent discovery of the oldest Asia-Pacific remains called Callao Man
 Multiple ethnicities and cultures are found throughout the islands,
  Austronesian peoples with Malay, Hindu, Chinese and Arabic influences.
 Colonized by Spain in 16th century for 300 years
 Ceded to USA in 1898
 Colonized by Japan during World War II
 National independence in 1946
 One of Southeast Asia's most free-wheeling democracies
Philippines’ Profile
 Area: 300,000 sq km (115, 830 sq miles), 7107 (islands slightly larger
    than Arizona)
   Coastline: 36,289 km
   Climate: tropical marine; dry, northeast monsoon (November to
    April); wet, southwest monsoon (May to October)
   Natural resources:
    abundant natural resources timber, petroleum, nickel, cobalt, silver,
    gold, salt, copper, natural gas and oil(on-going explorations),
    geothermal energy, fertile agricultural land and rich marine resources,
    tropical rain forests along many mountainous islands and narrow
    coastal plains
   Natural hazards:
    Typhoon belt, usually affected by 15 and struck by five to six cyclonic
    storms per year and frequent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions(Mt
    Pinatubo)
People Who Made Impact to the Philippines
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                              NATIONAL HERO, MARTYR,
                              POLYMATH, POLYGLOT,
                              NATIONALIST, NOVELIST,
                              SOCIAL AND POLITICAL
                              REFORMER




     DR. JOSE PROTACIO RIZAL MERCADO Y ALONSO REALONDA
    (JUNE 19, 1861 –DECEMBER 30, 1896)
Philippine Tourism
   Still remaining as top five tourist-generating countries are Korea, USA, Japan, China, and Taiwan.
    The Korean market maintained its big lead over the other producers, contributing 1,060,000 visitors
    for a share of 23.08% of the total tourist arrivals during 2012 This is a 16.04% increase compared to
    last year’s arrivals.

   The US market captured 15.64% of the total arrivals or 672,000 visitors, growing at 6.35% compared to
    last year’s figures during the same period. Meanwhile, visitors from Japan numbered at 418,000 or
    9.11% of the total visitors, an increase of 3.85% from last year.

   The fourth and fifth biggest generating markets are China and Taiwan, which consequently got the
    biggest double-digit growth rates of 77.53% and 37.49% respectively, comparing to last year’s figures.
    China and Taiwan registered 400,000 and 240,000 visitor arrivals this year compared to last year’s
    figures respectively.

   There are 30,000 Special Resident Retiree’s Visas (SRRVs) have been issued in 2012.

   Filipino Hospitality : Filipinos are naturally warm, friendly and hospitable. We have a ready smile
    for everybody and our religious background that is predominantly Catholic makes service to others an
    innate trait.

   WORLD-CLASS MEDICAL AND HEALTH SERVICES
    In terms of medical services, our facilities are comparable to the best anywhere else. Our highly
    trained medical personnel and caregivers are in demand all over the world not only for their
    competence and expertise but most especially for the care and compassion they show to their wards.
    Healthcare, a top priority of the senior market, is an expertise of the Filipino who is world-renowned
    for his excellent healthcare practitioners.
People Who Made Impact to the Philippines




SEN. BENIGNO “NINOY”    PRES. CORAZON “CORY”
AQUINO “FILIPINOS ARE   AQUINO
WORTH DYING FOR!        ASIA’S “ICON OF
                        DEMOCRACY”
President of the Philippines
FILIPINOS Who Excelled




GLORIA DIAZ – MISS UNIVERSE    MARGIE MORAN – MISS UNIVERSE
1969                          1973
Filipina Women
   ( New generation)
FILIPINOS Who Excelled




      “BAYANIHAN” PHILIPPINE
      FOLK DANCE COMPANY
FILIPINOS Who Excelled




           Jessica Sanchez
       American Idol 1st Runner up
FILIPINO’S Who Excelled




PHILIPPINE MADRIGAL
SINGERS “MADZ”
EUROPEAN GRAND PRIX FOR
CHORAL SINGING 1997 & 2007
CHAMPION
UNESCO ARTIST FOR PEACE
FILIPINO’S Who Excelled




PAENG NEPOMUCENO
6-TIME WORLD
BOWLING CHAMPION   EFREN “THE MAGICIAN”
GUINNESS BOOK OF   REYES
WORLD RECORDS      BILLIARDS WORLD
                   CHAMPION
FILIPINO’S Who Excelled




     MANNY “PACMAN” PACQUIAO
     8-Division Boxing World
     Champion
     Fighter of the Decade 2000
     World’s Best Pound for Pound
     Fighter
     WBO Welterweight Champion
Filipino Food


                  Pancit
“Sinigang”
                                   Halo-halo




    Rice         Lechon

                           Balut
Fiesta Festival
Subic Naval Base

                                SUBIC Naval and
                                Air Stations




Shipwreck             Kiteboarding
Diving
Beautiful Rivers
HISTORICAL SITE




 CORREGIDOR ISLAND “THE
 ROCK”
 ISLAND FORTRESS – WW II
Leyte Historical Site




WWII:   I shall return by: General Douglas Mac Arthur
HISTORICAL SITES




     16TH CENTURY VIGAN
   (WORLD HERITAGE SITE)
Old European Design Mansion
Island Hopping
7 WONDERS OF THE WONDERS OF NATURE




  PUERTO PRINCESA UNDERGROUND RIVER (PPUR)
            WORLD HERITAGE SITE)
7 WONDERS OF NATURE




PUERTO PRINCESA UNDERGROUND
RIVER (PPUR) , PALAWAN
WORLD HERITAGE SITE)
BEACH AND RESORT




El Nido, Palawan Managed Protected Area
BEACH AND RESORT




  Kayaking




El Nido, Palawan
Managed Protected
Area                  Sailing
BEACH AND RESORT




  Kayaking


      Jackfish



El Nido, Palawan
Managed Protected            Snorkeling
Area
BOHOL ISLAND




    Kayaking


1268 Chocolate
                                Clownfish
Hills
BOHOL ISLAND




         Kayaking




Tarsier – World’s
Smallest Monkey
BANAUE RICE TERRACES – IFUGAO PROVINCE




UNESCO
World Heritage Site


 2000 Years Old
 Terraces
 1500m above sea level
Holy Mountain Mount Banahaw
Makati City




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Manila City
Manila Flooding
Quiapo Church
Philippine Beaches




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Philippine Beaches




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Boracay Philippine Beaches




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Enjoying the beauty of nature
River Boat Rides




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Swimming with Whale Sharks
Group Swimming with Friends
Philippine Family
Filipino Family
The End
                         And
    Thank You for attending another diversity moment

                 Prepared by: Patrick S. Muga


                Hope to see you again
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Diversity in Philippines

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    By: Patrick Muga Philippines(Filipinas) “Pearl of the Orient Seas” (Perolas do Mar do Oriente)
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    Republic of thePhilippines  Flag  Motto For God, People, Nature and Country  Capital Manila  Largest City Quezon City  Official Language Tagalog, English  President Benigno Aquino III  Population 2010 census 92,337,852 [7  GDP 2011 estimate - Total$390.408 billion  Currency ₱ (PHP) Pesos  Government Unitary Constitutional Republic  Legislature Upper House –Senate, Lower House -House of Representatives  Time Zone UTC +8 ( Universal Time Coordinated) 5
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    Brief History ofthe Philippines  The Philippines (“Pilipinas”, “Philippine Islands”, “Las Islas Filipinas” ), officially known as The Republic of the Philippines  Sovereign country in Southeast Asia in the Western Pacific Ocean  Positioned on the western edge of the Pacific Ocean, along the Ring of Fire  Second-largest archipelago on the planet  The 7,107-island archipelago was believed to be inhabited 67,000 years ago based on recent discovery of the oldest Asia-Pacific remains called Callao Man  Multiple ethnicities and cultures are found throughout the islands, Austronesian peoples with Malay, Hindu, Chinese and Arabic influences.  Colonized by Spain in 16th century for 300 years  Ceded to USA in 1898  Colonized by Japan during World War II  National independence in 1946  One of Southeast Asia's most free-wheeling democracies
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    Philippines’ Profile  Area:300,000 sq km (115, 830 sq miles), 7107 (islands slightly larger than Arizona)  Coastline: 36,289 km  Climate: tropical marine; dry, northeast monsoon (November to April); wet, southwest monsoon (May to October)  Natural resources: abundant natural resources timber, petroleum, nickel, cobalt, silver, gold, salt, copper, natural gas and oil(on-going explorations), geothermal energy, fertile agricultural land and rich marine resources, tropical rain forests along many mountainous islands and narrow coastal plains  Natural hazards: Typhoon belt, usually affected by 15 and struck by five to six cyclonic storms per year and frequent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions(Mt Pinatubo)
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    People Who MadeImpact to the Philippines  NATIONAL HERO, MARTYR, POLYMATH, POLYGLOT, NATIONALIST, NOVELIST, SOCIAL AND POLITICAL REFORMER DR. JOSE PROTACIO RIZAL MERCADO Y ALONSO REALONDA (JUNE 19, 1861 –DECEMBER 30, 1896)
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    Philippine Tourism  Still remaining as top five tourist-generating countries are Korea, USA, Japan, China, and Taiwan. The Korean market maintained its big lead over the other producers, contributing 1,060,000 visitors for a share of 23.08% of the total tourist arrivals during 2012 This is a 16.04% increase compared to last year’s arrivals.  The US market captured 15.64% of the total arrivals or 672,000 visitors, growing at 6.35% compared to last year’s figures during the same period. Meanwhile, visitors from Japan numbered at 418,000 or 9.11% of the total visitors, an increase of 3.85% from last year.  The fourth and fifth biggest generating markets are China and Taiwan, which consequently got the biggest double-digit growth rates of 77.53% and 37.49% respectively, comparing to last year’s figures. China and Taiwan registered 400,000 and 240,000 visitor arrivals this year compared to last year’s figures respectively.  There are 30,000 Special Resident Retiree’s Visas (SRRVs) have been issued in 2012.  Filipino Hospitality : Filipinos are naturally warm, friendly and hospitable. We have a ready smile for everybody and our religious background that is predominantly Catholic makes service to others an innate trait.  WORLD-CLASS MEDICAL AND HEALTH SERVICES In terms of medical services, our facilities are comparable to the best anywhere else. Our highly trained medical personnel and caregivers are in demand all over the world not only for their competence and expertise but most especially for the care and compassion they show to their wards. Healthcare, a top priority of the senior market, is an expertise of the Filipino who is world-renowned for his excellent healthcare practitioners.
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    People Who MadeImpact to the Philippines SEN. BENIGNO “NINOY” PRES. CORAZON “CORY” AQUINO “FILIPINOS ARE AQUINO WORTH DYING FOR! ASIA’S “ICON OF DEMOCRACY”
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    President of thePhilippines
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    FILIPINOS Who Excelled GLORIADIAZ – MISS UNIVERSE MARGIE MORAN – MISS UNIVERSE 1969 1973
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    Filipina Women ( New generation)
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    FILIPINOS Who Excelled “BAYANIHAN” PHILIPPINE FOLK DANCE COMPANY
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    FILIPINOS Who Excelled Jessica Sanchez American Idol 1st Runner up
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    FILIPINO’S Who Excelled PHILIPPINEMADRIGAL SINGERS “MADZ” EUROPEAN GRAND PRIX FOR CHORAL SINGING 1997 & 2007 CHAMPION UNESCO ARTIST FOR PEACE
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    FILIPINO’S Who Excelled PAENGNEPOMUCENO 6-TIME WORLD BOWLING CHAMPION EFREN “THE MAGICIAN” GUINNESS BOOK OF REYES WORLD RECORDS BILLIARDS WORLD CHAMPION
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    FILIPINO’S Who Excelled MANNY “PACMAN” PACQUIAO 8-Division Boxing World Champion Fighter of the Decade 2000 World’s Best Pound for Pound Fighter WBO Welterweight Champion
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    Filipino Food Pancit “Sinigang” Halo-halo Rice Lechon Balut
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    Subic Naval Base SUBIC Naval and Air Stations Shipwreck Kiteboarding Diving
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    HISTORICAL SITE CORREGIDORISLAND “THE ROCK” ISLAND FORTRESS – WW II
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    Leyte Historical Site WWII: I shall return by: General Douglas Mac Arthur
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    HISTORICAL SITES 16TH CENTURY VIGAN (WORLD HERITAGE SITE)
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    7 WONDERS OFTHE WONDERS OF NATURE PUERTO PRINCESA UNDERGROUND RIVER (PPUR) WORLD HERITAGE SITE)
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    7 WONDERS OFNATURE PUERTO PRINCESA UNDERGROUND RIVER (PPUR) , PALAWAN WORLD HERITAGE SITE)
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    BEACH AND RESORT ElNido, Palawan Managed Protected Area
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    BEACH AND RESORT Kayaking El Nido, Palawan Managed Protected Area Sailing
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    BEACH AND RESORT Kayaking Jackfish El Nido, Palawan Managed Protected Snorkeling Area
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    BOHOL ISLAND Kayaking 1268 Chocolate Clownfish Hills
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    BOHOL ISLAND Kayaking Tarsier – World’s Smallest Monkey
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    BANAUE RICE TERRACES– IFUGAO PROVINCE UNESCO World Heritage Site 2000 Years Old Terraces 1500m above sea level
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    The End And Thank You for attending another diversity moment Prepared by: Patrick S. Muga Hope to see you again 