FWD: An Invitation from PMA class 2011 (From Facebook, Maap Group)

Good day sir,

I am Cdt Quiocho, the president of PMA class 2011. It is my humble proposal that may our institutions have joint projects and activities that would further enhance our relationship.

hope to hear from you..


Salutario,

Cdt Quiocho

Solano_03 wrote:Good day sir,

I am Cdt Quiocho, the president of PMA class 2011. It is my humble proposal that may our institutions have joint projects and activities that would further enhance our relationship.

hope to hear from you..


Salutario,

Cdt Quiocho

Great proposal sir.

Thank you Edel,

It is nice know that the cadets of PMA are exerting effort to "further enhance our relationship". I believe it that both institutions can learn and improve by having such activities.

Dux Tolens, can this be sugguested to Sir Elchico?

Solano_03 wrote:Thank you Edel,

It is nice know that the cadets of PMA are exerting effort to "further enhance our relationship". I believe it that both institutions can learn and improve by having such activities.

Dux Tolens, can this be sugguested to Sir Elchico?

Good day Sir.

It's very good to know that PMA Class 2011 has signified their intentions for enhancements of both institutions. Eventhough we are from two different worlds, (military, and merchant marine), to connect and build bridges is always beneficial.

I think Sir Elchico is already building said relationship between both institutions eversince. As far as I could remember, maap midshipmen have an annual visit to PMA (except BSMarE 2005, due to a tight schedule) and pma cadets visit MAAP regularly to further their trainings and career (that the ASTC/AMOSUP could offer).

In line with this, we, DUX must keep in mind that our topmost priority as a Society is to further the relationships between all seafarers. I have already suggested an Associated Alumni Association of All Maritime Schools to our Alumni President which aims to further strengthen the bonds between all seafarers, our Brothers at Sea, the true movers and shakers of the Maritime Industry. This will be discussed with the rest of the Board on the next Trustee Meeting.

Following Seas to all and thanks for your continued support.

tolens05, vp

tolentino_05 wrote:

Solano_03 wrote:Thank you Edel,

It is nice know that the cadets of PMA are exerting effort to "further enhance our relationship". I believe it that both institutions can learn and improve by having such activities.

Dux Tolens, can this be sugguested to Sir Elchico?

Good day Sir.

It's very good to know that PMA Class 2011 has signified their intentions for enhancements of both institutions. Eventhough we are from two different worlds, (military, and merchant marine), to connect and build bridges is always beneficial.

I think Sir Elchico is already building said relationship between both institutions eversince. As far as I could remember, maap midshipmen have an annual visit to PMA (except BSMarE 2005, due to a tight schedule) and pma cadets visit MAAP regularly to further their trainings and career (that the ASTC/AMOSUP could offer).

In line with this, we, DUX must keep in mind that our topmost priority as a Society is to further the relationships between all seafarers. I have already suggested an Associated Alumni Association of All Maritime Schools to our Alumni President which aims to further strengthen the bonds between all seafarers, our Brothers at Sea, the true movers and shakers of the Maritime Industry. This will be discussed with the rest of the Board on the next Trustee Meeting.

Following Seas to all and thanks for your continued support.

tolens05, vp

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