Vice President Sara Duterte called on government officials to set aside politics and focus on addressing the country’s pressing concerns.
Speaking during an ambush interview in Hinatuan, Surigao del Sur, on Wednesday, Duterte said public officials should concentrate on improving peace, order and national development instead of engaging in political activities.
The vice president also said issues involving transparency and accountability should not be used if the real objective is to advance political interests.
Duterte urged government leaders to prioritize measures that would improve the lives of Filipinos by promoting stability, peace and economic progress.
She said government officials should devote their attention to resolving the country’s major challenges rather than political disputes.
The vice president also appealed to the public not to lose hope despite the country’s current situation.
According to Duterte, Filipinos should continue believing that meaningful change is possible and that the country has the potential to develop into a prosperous nation.
Her remarks came during an interview with reporters in Hinatuan, where she discussed governance and the importance of focusing on national issues.
Duterte emphasized that public service should remain centered on addressing the needs of the Filipino people.
She reiterated that government officials should work toward maintaining peace and order while pursuing programs that contribute to the country’s development.
The vice president also encouraged citizens to remain optimistic about the nation’s future, saying the Philippines is capable of achieving progress through continued efforts and effective governance.
Her statements focused on the need for government leaders to prioritize public welfare over political differences and for Filipinos to maintain confidence that the country can move forward.
The remarks reflected Duterte’s appeal for greater attention to governance and the country’s long-term development while encouraging the public to remain hopeful about the Philippines’ future.
