Madam Rosita is the CEO of Alliance in Motion AIM Global Kuwait, entrepreneur, OFW Financial and Health Advocate. Her family oriented values has become more natural in her involvement with fellow Filipinos and other expatriates. She is the President and Co- Founder of Ilokana Women’s Organization in Kuwait (IWOK).
Madam Mariam is one of the many Filipino women who calls Kuwait their second home. She was able to combine Filipinos traits of compassion, family centered and diligence into the new culture that she has embraced with warmth.
I met Madam Farida a few years ago and she has since become mother-like to me. A woman with humble beginnings and even if she is now more than willing to share her blessings to others, she has remained simple.
I have always admired women who handle important positions in the community and yet, they still manage to show concern for ordinary folks. Vice Consul Shiena Tesorero is one of those women who are busy with Herculean duties and responsibilities but can still take time to attend invitations sent to her. Madam Vice Consul, thank…
Sir Labatt, the message you gave us for The Global Filipino Bloggers Slam book – OFW Edition added strength to me so I may continue my earnest inclination to social media and my advocacy for fellow Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs).
A few years prior to August 21, 2015 on our Global Filipino Bloggers Slam book – OFW Edition book launch and signing event, Consul General Atty. Raul H. Dado has been one of the father figures I am fortunate to meet here in Kuwait.
To Sir Ambassador, your Excellency, I would like to thank you for the message you wrote on The Global Filipino Bloggers Slam book – OFW Edition. It was not only to send your felicitations to us but to express the importance of reading traditional materials for the longest time, even in today’s advancement of technology…
There were a lot of things on my mind when I started to review the bloggers slam book contributors from Diary ni Gracia and hoping for my first book to be published was at the top of my list back then. I was enthusiastic, maybe idealistic at some point.
Writing has always been my innate inclination since my high school days and being an Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) gave me the chance to join forum since 2010. A year after, I was able to have my own website – more of an online journal of my expat life.
August 8th. Overseas Filipino Workers like us have different work schedules, attend to our personal needs like house chores, but when we are part of a community, we try our best to attend meetings and gatherings. In line with their event on August 21st at the Philippine Embassy in Kuwait, the Filipino Bloggers in Kuwait…
