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17 August 2024. In honor of the 2024 National Language Month and History Month, the Philippine Embassy in France organized a calligraphy workshop on Baybayin on 16 August 2024. The workshop was primarily attended by Embassy personnel onsite and Filipino community members online. Its aim was to educate Embassy staff about the Baybayin script and foster an appreciation for its role in Philippine pre-colonial history.

Philippine Ambassador to France, H.E. Junever Mahilum-West delivered her welcome remarks to onsite and online audience and emphasized the importance of learning baybayin. 

The workshop, led by CalligraFilipino artist Taipan Lucero, provided insights into the history of Baybayin, its function as a writing system, and held an onsite writing session, and calligraphy practice. Lucero, known for using calligraphy and art to attract interest in Baybayin, shared his experience in Japanese calligraphy, which inspired him to promote Baybayin calligraphy.

CalligraFilipino artist, Taipan Lucero, discusses his experience in Japanese calligraphy as part of his inspiration to promote baybayin calligraphy as an art form.

Embassy personnel found the session engaging and relevant, recognizing the cultural diplomacy opportunities inherent in native art forms like CalligraFilipino. In France, calligraphy has roots dating back to the Middle Ages, utilized in specialized manuscripts and Catholic writings.

Embassy personnel eagerly participate in the baybayin workshop. 

The Philippines is aspiring to include baybayin in UNESCO's Memory of the World International Register, reflecting its commitment to preserving this documentary heritage. UNESCO Permanent Representative, Ambassador Junever Mahilum-West highlighted the workshop's importance in showcasing the Philippines' linguistic and cultural diversity, underscoring the country's rich heritage of writing systems, languages, and societal structures from pre-colonial times.END

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1.) List of Overseas Voters with No Biometrics and Incomplete Biometrics (Photo         and Signature) :: Commission on Elections (comelec.gov.ph)

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3.) List of Deactivated Registration Records due to Failure to Vote in Two             Consecutive Elections (2019 and 2022 National Elections Overseas)   :: Commission on Elections (comelec.gov.ph)

4.) Lists of Overseas Voters Marked as Transfer from Post to Local(Philippines)   (Pursuant to Section 13 of COMELEC Resolution No.     <ahref="r=OverseasVoting/Resolutions/res10941"target="_blank">10941</a >)::Commission       on Elections

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To All Interested Parties:

Please be notified that the Resident Election Registration Board (RERB) of the Philippine Embassy in Paris, France convened at the Chancery on 15 July 2024 to hear the applications for registration, certification, reactivation, correction of entries or change of name, change of address, transfer, recapture and other types of applications filed with the Philippine Embassy from 01 April to 30 June 2024.

Attached is the approved List of Applicants by the RERB. 

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