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HON. Francisco M. Domagoso Doctor of Humanities (Honoris Causa) Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso came from a poor family in Tondo, Manila. A product of the Manila public school system, he graduated from the Rosario Almario Elementary School and Tondo High School. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Management degree from the International Academy of Management and Economics and is now in his sophomore year at the Arellano University School of Law. In 1998, at the height of his showbiz career, Vice Mayor Isko Moreno started his political and public service advocacies. A 3-term councilor, he is now serving his last term as Vice Mayor of the City of Manila. He is also the incumbent President of the Vice Mayors’ League of the Philippines. As councilor, he authored pro-poor ordinances and resolutions focusing mainly on education, health and medical care, and housing. As presiding officer of the Sangguniang Panlungsod ng Maynila, he guided and steered the City Council to pursue a legislative agenda with the best interest of Manila and its citizens as its primordial consideration. Vice Mayor Isko Moreno’s major public service initiatives are focused to help the poor and the needy. Perhaps, the Office of the Manila Vice Mayor is the only office in the Philippines with a mini-pharmacy. Called BOTIKA NI ISKO, medicines and vitamins are given for free. He established ISCOM, a computer learning center in 9 sites, which have graduated over 12,000 students. His ISKOLAR NG BAYAN project provides free scholarships to poor but deserving students. Through his TRABAHO PARA SA MANILEÑO program, thousands were provided with local and overseas jobs. And to bring these services closer to the people, district offices were established. Through his efforts, a speech laboratory was set up at the Ramon Magsaysay High School; a computer laboratory was established at Mariano Marcos Memorial High School; and language laboratory will soon be put up at the Manila Science High School. These projects will enable both teachers and students to be more proficient in the English language and in Information Technology. 46 th Commencement Exercises
Upon invitation of the U.S. State Department, he participated in the International Visitors Leadership Program for U.S. Mayors and Local Government, held in Washington D.C., U.S.A., on July 7-25, 2011. Along with young legislators all over the world, they shared and discussed common concerns like population issues, waste management, education, health care and traffic. On April 1-6, 2012, Vice Mayor Moreno attended the “Executive Education Program” of the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University. Moreover, he was accepted by the SAID Business School of the University of Oxford, England to join the Oxford Strategic Leadership Programme in November 2013. Likewise, the Russian Federal Agency invited him to visit Russia and participate in its “New Generation” program. In recognition of his efforts and initiatives to improve the plight of millions of Manileños, Vice Mayor Moreno was cited by the People Asia Magazine as one of the “Ten Men Who Matter.” The list includes men of distinction from various fields and endeavors. Likewise, Gawad Amerika Foundation, a California-based aggrupation of Filipino-Americans conferred on him its 2012 Most Outstanding Filipino in the Field of Public Service Award, in fitting ceremonies held in Hollywood, California. At the start of the new city administration, Manila Mayor Joseph Ejercito Estrada embarked on a program meant to reclaim Manila’s lost glory. Vice Mayor Isko Moreno was appointed Manila traffic czar, the primary task of which is to install order and discipline in the streets of Manila. Vice Mayor Isko Moreno’s vision for the City of Manila is anchored on a program of urban renewal. With him and Mayor Estrada at the helm of the City Government of Manila and with the continuous Grace of God, the inspiration and support of Manileños, the benevolence of benefactors together with the dynamism, dedication and responsible leadership and governance of its chosen leaders, Manila is well on its way to reclaim its old glory as the country’s premier city.
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