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Congratulatory Message CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE MALACAÑAN PALACE MANILA 2 Royal Institution’s 29th International Conference & Conferment Ceremony CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE L'Fisher Hotel, Bacolod City, Philippines | 19 - 21 January 2020 3 CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE SENATOR PIA S. CAYETANO MESSAGE TO THE ROYAL INSTITUTION SINGAPORE & ROYAL INSTITUTION PHILIPPINES ON ITS 29th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE & CONFERMENT CEREMONY I extend my greetings to the officers and members of Royal Institution on the celebration of your 29th International Conference and Conferment Ceremony in Bacolod City! Congratulations are in order for the deserving individuals of your Institution who, in their own mandate, contributed to the progress of our communities. The role of these professionals is particularly crucial in achieving economic growth, poverty reduction, and social equity. It is an honor to share with you the global vision towards sustainable development. Rest assured that as an elected senator, I will push for more effective legislation that will enable us to fulfill our commitment to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This will serve as our blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for our families. I look forward to working with you in creating better opportunities for all. Once again, congratulations! Pia S. Cayetano 4 Royal Institution’s 29th International Conference & Conferment Ceremony CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND EMPLOYMENT L'Fisher Hotel, Bacolod City, Philippines | 19 - 21 January 2020 5 CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 6 Royal Institution’s 29th International Conference & Conferment Ceremony CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM M E S S A G E The Department of Tourism (DOT) extends its warmest congratulations to the Royal Institution (RI) on your 29th International Conference and Conferment Ceremony held in Bacolod City. Your theme, “RI2020: The Leading Edge in Human Capital Development,” foretells of the institution’s commitment to help raise the country’s stability and competitiveness for business and investments. RI’s sustained initiatives in providing certification and learning opportunities, help secure our country’s pride of being a global source of game changers and distinguished luminaries in the business, education and labor sectors. Our high esteem goes to this year’s conferees, especially our Filipino professionals. With this year’s productive conference and conferment exercise, we are eager to meet more members who may be tapped to further our tourism advocacy on sustainable tourism. Mabuhay! L'Fisher Hotel, Bacolod City, Philippines | 19 - 21 January 2020 7 CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE th REPUBLICEvent OF: THE PHILIPPINESRoyal Institution’s 29 International Conference and Conferment Ceremony DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION AND Date : January 19 - 21, 2020 COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY Venue : L'Fisher Hotel, Bacolod City, Philippines Speaker : Secretary Gregorio B. Honasan II CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE Theme: “RI2020: The Leading Edge in Human Capital Development” On behalf of the Department of Information and Communications Technology, it is my distinct honor to convey our congratulations to the Royal Institution’s honorary fellows, doctor fellows, senior fellows, and members for your achievement. We look forward to the success that our newest set of globally-recognized professionals will bring about. Being conferred this title is both a privilege and a responsibility—it is the recognition of your astounding ability to serve the people in excellence and with compassion. We also laud the efforts of the Royal Institution for bringing together a community of professionals who share the same vision of a better world. I have nothing but great expectations for the Royal Institution’s role in facilitating continued linkages among the scientific, business, and professional sector. May these linkages you have built help you to pay it forward. I wish each of you success and greater ability to touch and change many lives worldwide. Congratulations, once again! 8 Royal Institution’s 29th International Conference & Conferment Ceremony CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES OFFICE OF THE MAYOR BACOLOD CITY L'Fisher Hotel, Bacolod City, Philippines | 19 - 21 January 2020 9 CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE Office of the UNESCO COMMISSIONER and the PRESIDENTIAL CONSULTANT FOR EDUCATION AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF PRES. RODRIGO DUTERTE, 16TH PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES and Professor of Politics, International Affairs, Methodology of Foreign Policy, Politics of Development, Diplomatic History, Ethical Issues in International Relations, and of the Life, Works and Writings of Dr. Jose Protasio Rizal HONORABLE FDR. PROFESSOR JOSE DAVID LAPUZ, HonFRI, DFRIAcr, DFRICu, DFRIEdr, DFRIEng, DFRIHis, DFRIIC, DFRIIR, DFRIJ, DFRIM, DFRIMCom, DFRIProf, DFRIPAr, DFRIS, DFRIW, RIIVPF, KGCR PIONEER EDUCATOR OF SOUTHEAST ASIA, DANGAL NG UST AWARDEE, TOYM, GAWAD KALATAS SUPREMO NG PUP, KGCR, RIZALISTA DE VANGUARDIA, PRO DEO ET PATRIA AWARD GIVEN BY THE EPISCOPAL AND PHILIPPINE INDEPENDENT CHURCH IN THE CITY OF HONOLULU, HAWAII HELLO! WELCOME! FELICIDADES! TOUTES NOS FÉLICITATIONS ! TO THE ROYAL INSTITUTION’S 29TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE AND CONFERMENT CEREMONY ON 20 JANUARY 2020 AT L'FISHER HOTEL, BACOLOD CITY, PHILIPPINES Allow me to express personally my happy greetings to all the Guests of the Royal Institution Singapore who are all gathered on this wonderful day to discuss the theme of our International Conference which is “RI2020: The Leading Edge in Human Capital Development”. Our Confreres and Colleagues today are all international delegates in the fields of accounting, architecture, health and sciences, engineering, technological, technical and vocational education, tourism, hotel and restaurant management, business, entrepreneurship, public administration and many other disciplines. I, for one, have been invited to discuss in this International Conference the topic of “RI2020: The Leading Edge in Human Capital Development”. I may say that very significant changes have occurred from the ‘60s to the ‘80s to the ‘90s to our own present time as far as the place of universities and colleges in the international commerce of knowledge is concerned. To be sure, the university participates in the international knowledge system just as it participates in its local knowledge system: that is, through its functions of teaching, research and service. And the university also acts through the role model of educational institution which it provides. The university as a teaching institution participates in the international knowledge system through the students it accepts, through the faculty it hires, and the curriculum it offers. The curriculum itself in so far as it offers self-conscious connection with international scholarly commitments reflects the many intellectual developments that have occurred in world order studies over the years. Firstly, a whole new orientation to world order studies has emerged. This new approach attempts to combine a theory of popular struggle with a vision of a just world order. It is less pre-occupied with constructing blueprints of world order and more concerned with an ongoing political process particularly as reflected in the struggle of the oppressed. It is less legalistic in approach and more appreciative of the cultural, economic, historical and psychological underpinnings of political and legal structure. Finally, this new approach is less interested in agreement at the intergovernmental level and more oriented to popular participation and to alternative conceptions of governance and development that go far beyond classical, liberal and Marxist ideas. A second development is that world politics studies are more transdisciplinary today than some years back. There are more courses in departments like history, sociology, anthropology and economics, and a greater variety of approaches to world order problems. For example, there are ecological approaches to economic development, economic approaches to peace, and conflict approaches to world economics. Thirdly, the study of world order has become more attentive to the interlinkages that exist among world problem areas. Now, courses deal systematically with the relationship between military spending, economic development and human capital development. 10 Royal Institution’s 29th International Conference & Conferment Ceremony CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE Fourthly, there is increasing interest in the role culture plays in shaping world order. Cultural factors are being studied for their effects on political legitimacy, economic development, resource utilization, and conflict formation. Finally, international relations thinking while more sensitive to local struggle is also more holistic. The recent appreciation of the earth as a delicately balanced ecological system has reinforced the wholeness of the human family. As Richard Falk of Princeton University writes, feeling, thinking and acting as planetary citizen is what international relations studies is increasingly about. These are just a few of the developments that I believe are making international affairs studies a richer, more meticulous and more rigorous field of study. Unquestionably, further developments can be expected in the years ahead as more and more educators in universities become concerned about making their teaching more pertinent to the search for peace and human well-being and
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