Gloria Rafanan
Philippine Canadian Charitable Foundation
CEBU WARMLY WELCOMES PCCF DELEGATION
By Gloria Rafanan

Tue 24th January 2012
 
 
Cebu City: PCCF (Phillipine-Canadian Charitable Foundation) delegation headed by Jun and Rosemer Enverga and Mrs. Philippines-Canada Noemi Milanes together with Consul General Pedro Chan started Philippine tour in the City of Cebu. Ambassador Benedicto and Mayor Rama were on hand for a warm welcome to the group. The delegation was provided VIP treatment by the City that includes Premium Sinulog reception and bus tour to the City.  Next stop is a visit to Manila Mayor Lim, Malacanang and inaguration of the PCCF ANCOP Village in Paranaque.
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Consul General Pedro Chan and PCCF delegation headed by Rosemer Enverga and Mrs. Philippines Canada Noemi Milanes, were warmely received by Cebu City Mayor Mike Rama. In the, picture are Lilibeth and Gian Bobila, Chris & Gemma Jones, Eli Catli, Sena & Carlos Flores, Dolping Tigley, Ching Dizon and other Cebu Ciy officials.


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PCCF delegates Rosemer Enverga and Sena Flores with Senators Revilla and Zubiri.


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PCCF delegation with former Toronto Ambassador Francisco Benedicto and Consul General Pedro Chan.
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