Watch the live stream of the inauguration of Rodrigo Roa Duterte as he takes oath as the 16th President of the Republic of the Philippines.
According to Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) Secretary Martin Andanar, Duterte's inauguration will reflect Filipino pride.
What to expect:
The program is set to begin before 10:30 a.m. and end sometime before 4 p.m. Duterte is expected to deliver a 15-minute speech that is free of curses.
The President will wear a barong Tagalog made from piƱa jusi fabric — created by Davao-based fashion house Chardin and designed by Boni Adaza — to be paired with black pure cotton pants, during the inaugural rites.
His barong’s color is ecru (the light beige color of unbleached linen) with light brown and beige details to highlight its embroidery, which will depict a pattern iconic of Mindanao's minority, the Manobo tribe.
Adaza said Duterte wanted to incorporate a symbol to represent the 11 minorities in Mindanao and they chose the tribal prints of the Manobo as it is the least complicated.
"It shows the President's simplicity," Adaza explained.
As for the food, MalacaƱang-accredited concessionaire Via Mare will prepare a reception that reflects the simplicity of the incoming administration yet still boasts of the rich Filipino culinary heritage.
The menu consisting only of five types of food include: lumpiang ubod (coconut pith spring roll), pandesal with kesong puti (white cheese made from unskimmed carabao’s milk) and Vigan longganisa (sausage from Northern Ilocandia) grilled on the spot, monggo soup mixed with smoked fish and alugbati (malabar spinach) in demitasse cups, fried saba (Cardava banana) slices, and Durian tartlet.
For drinks, guests will have a choice between homegrown delights pine-mango cooler and dalandan juice.
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According to Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO) Secretary Martin Andanar, Duterte's inauguration will reflect Filipino pride.
What to expect:
The program is set to begin before 10:30 a.m. and end sometime before 4 p.m. Duterte is expected to deliver a 15-minute speech that is free of curses.
The President will wear a barong Tagalog made from piƱa jusi fabric — created by Davao-based fashion house Chardin and designed by Boni Adaza — to be paired with black pure cotton pants, during the inaugural rites.
His barong’s color is ecru (the light beige color of unbleached linen) with light brown and beige details to highlight its embroidery, which will depict a pattern iconic of Mindanao's minority, the Manobo tribe.
Adaza said Duterte wanted to incorporate a symbol to represent the 11 minorities in Mindanao and they chose the tribal prints of the Manobo as it is the least complicated.
"It shows the President's simplicity," Adaza explained.
As for the food, MalacaƱang-accredited concessionaire Via Mare will prepare a reception that reflects the simplicity of the incoming administration yet still boasts of the rich Filipino culinary heritage.
The menu consisting only of five types of food include: lumpiang ubod (coconut pith spring roll), pandesal with kesong puti (white cheese made from unskimmed carabao’s milk) and Vigan longganisa (sausage from Northern Ilocandia) grilled on the spot, monggo soup mixed with smoked fish and alugbati (malabar spinach) in demitasse cups, fried saba (Cardava banana) slices, and Durian tartlet.
For drinks, guests will have a choice between homegrown delights pine-mango cooler and dalandan juice.
Program:
- Philippine National Anthem
- Ecumenical Prayer
- Musical Number
- Reading of the Resolution of Both Houses No.1 by Senate President Franklin M. Drilon
- Administration of the Oath of Office to the President-elect Rodrigo Roa Duterte by Supreme Court Associate Justice Bienvenido L. Reyes
- Signing of the Oath of Office
- Inaugural Address by President Rodrigo Roa Duterte
- Oath-taking of the Incoming Cabinet Officials
- Full Military Honors for President Rodrigo Roa Duterte at the MalacaƱan Palace Grounds
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