PCO Chief Vows Systemic Changes to Bridge Government Communication Gaps
Presidential Communications Office (PCO) Secretary Lino Cayetano has vowed to implement systemic changes to address gaps in communicating government programs and policies to the public. The PCO aims to strengthen media partnerships and expand on-the-ground engagement in communities.
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