In February, Vice President Sara Duterte joined the 13th National Biennial Convention of the Chinese Filipino Business Club, Inc. (CFBCI) held at the Fiesta Pavilion in Manila Hotel.

She expressed delight in including the Pagharap sa Pangarap College Scholarship Program in the club’s agenda, highlighting its role in providing financial aid and shaping students' character and life skills.

The Vice President addressed the challenge faced by K-12 graduates and encouraged CFBCI and other sectors to submit comments on the draft curriculum for Grades 11 and 12, as the Department of Education is currently undergoing curriculum reviews.

Education is the foundation of progress, and CFBCI's commitment to providing scholarships inspires the youth to pursue their dreams and contribute meaningfully to society.

The Vice President urged collective efforts to equip youth with essential 21st-century skills demanded in today's workforce and business landscape.

Duterte also introduced the Mag Negosyo 'Ta Day program of the Office of the Vice President, aimed at empowering individuals from all walks of life.

She also highlighted the CFBCI's significant contributions to social development, particularly in education and job creation, emphasizing that investing in youth is investing in the nation's future.

The Vice President reiterated her office's openness to collaboration and partnership in various programs to serve fellow Filipinos. She expressed gratitude for the support and assistance extended towards national endeavors.