Ā The Philippine Embassy located in Faiha, Kuwait has opened its doors to registered OFW voters so they may participate in choosing the next Philippine government leaders. It started on April 09, 2016 at 8 o’clock in the morning until May 09, 2016 at 2 o’clock in the afternoon.
Ā Filipinos in Kuwait are fortunate to have many leaders who look after the welfare of OFWs here. One of these leaders who tirelessly move and exert effort to the best he can to get things done is Labor Attache Atty. Cesar Chavez Jr.
Being an honorary member of the Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineers (PSME) Kuwait Chapter, I try to arrange my schedule so I may be the Emcee of their event.
Do you have an overlapping schedule? Do you feel overwhelmed by the many things that need your attention? Do you ever feel that all things are happening at the same time and you can’t even seem to breathe?
I’ve been working and living in the host country, Kuwait for quite several years now and I have gotten used to how the Christian holy season of Lent is being observed.
Have you ever felt unimportant in your life? It’s like nothing good is happening and that everything else is falling apart. Have you ever thought that God must have forgotten about you?
The recently held get together of Ilokana Women’s Organization in Kuwait (IWOK) and Fil Com BOD was to celebrate the new beginning of friendships and cooperation within the community. Aside from the sumptuous dinner, the time spent altogether and the stories shared was the assurance that indeed, we are here to serve and not…
Being an Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW), whether we are single or married, we all work to give our loved ones better lives. We may send money to them monthly Ā but we must also think about how we can save. Here are some reminders for us;
It was a recent two-in-one important event at Badriah Hall of Jumeirah Beach Hotel, Messilah that brought the Coalition of Filipino Community (Fil Com) Organizations in Kuwait altogether.Ā
This is true; not all the people surrounding us are easy to get along with. There will always be someone, or a few who are difficult to deal with, to handle. He can be a family member, someone at work, your boyfriend or even your spouse.
