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Marcos to Scout Rangers: Address pressing security concerns, achieve lasting peace

President Marcos has ordered the First Scout Ranger Regiment of the Philippine Army (PA) to address pressing national security issues in the pursuit of lasting peace in the country.

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President Ferdinand ‘Bongbong’ Marcos Jr. leads the 73rd founding anniversary of PA’s First Scout Ranger Regiment in San Miguel, Bulacan on Nov. 25, 2023.

“The specialized skills in warfare, counterterrorism, and special [operations] make you indispensable to our nation’s security. So, as we bolster our external defense, it is crucial to prioritize capabilities that will significantly contribute to our credible defense posture,” Marcos said.

“So, as we celebrate your achievements, let us also address a pressing national concern: the pursuit of lasting peace,” the President ordered.

Marcos made the instructions during the 73rd founding anniversary of PA’s First Scout Ranger Regiment in San Miguel, Bulacan.

In achieving lasting peace, the President highlighted the issuance of Executive Order No. 47, which signifies significant steps towards national healing and peacebuilding.

“Our commitment to reconciliation and unity, reflected in the amnesty proclamation, aligns directly with the Scout Ranger mission. By providing a path for former rebels to return to the fold of the law, the national amnesty program contributes to the overall stability and unity in our country,” Marcos said.

“I enjoin the Scout Rangers to continue to exemplify bravery, dedication, excellence, professionalism, courage in your mission of safeguarding and developing our nation,” he added.

The Chief Executive also expressed hopes that the vision to achieve lasting peace ignites the flame of hope within the force to achieve an insurgency-free, secure, and harmonious Philippines.

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