Office of the President of the Philippines
Source Passport
PH-G-00002-0
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- Legal name
- Office of the President of the Philippines
- Country
- Philippines
- Type
- Government or public body
- Founded
- Not disclosed
- Head
- Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. (President of the Philippines)
- Claim
- Not claimed by the organisation
- Last verified
- 14 August 2026
1 of 5 layers verified
Transparency
Partial
4 of 6 key disclosures on record, 1 of them checked by our researchers.
- Legal name on record, not yet checked
- Who leads it on record, not yet checked
- How it is funded on record, not yet checked
- Legal basis or parent body not disclosed
- Public contact address not disclosed
- Official websites and accounts verified
- Public body
- Owners or executives hold or held political office
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Who is it?
Origin
Partly verified
- Brand names Pending check
- Presidential Communications Office (PCO)
- Registration number Pending check
- (Executive office of the President; its communications arm, the Presidential Communications Office, renamed by Executive Order No. 11, s. 2022 and reorganized by Executive Order No. 16, s. 2023)
- Registered address
- Not disclosed
- Public contact email
- Not disclosed
2 sources
- Supreme Court E-Library, Executive Order No. 16 of 13 February 2023 (Reorganizing the Presidential Communications Office), signed by President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr., read 2026-10-20 (PCO under the direct control and supervision of the President, headed by a Secretary; attached agencies and bureaus under it; funded from PCO appropriations)
- Presidential Communications Office (mirror.pco.gov.ph), news release 'PBBM signs EO reorganizing the PCO', read 2026-10-20 (EO signed 13 February 2023; PCO headed by a Secretary)
Who stands behind it?
Control
Not yet verified
- Owner or founding authority
- Not disclosed
- State or public-body ownership Pending check
- Fully state-owned
- Answers to
- Not disclosed
Who pays?
Money
Not yet verified
- How it is funded
- Not disclosed
- Budget and funding bodies Pending check
Funder Type Note National budget of the Philippines (PCO appropriations; Department of Budget and Management) Government or public body EO No. 16 (2023) Sections 9-10 charge implementation to PCO appropriations
Where does it appear?
Channels
Verified
- Official websites Verified
- Official social accounts
- Not disclosed
Who is connected?
Networks
Not yet verified
- Agencies and funds under it Pending check
- Presidential Communications Office (PCO)
- People's Television Network, Inc. (PTV)
- Intercontinental Broadcasting Corporation (IBC)
- APO Production Unit
- National Printing Office
- Presidential Broadcast Service-Bureau of Broadcast Services
- Bureau of Communications Services
- News and Information Bureau
- Freedom of Information-Program Management Office
- Philippine Information Agency (PIA)
- Presidential Broadcast Staff-Radio Television Malacañang (RTVM)
- Public-office or party roles of board members Pending check
- On file; available on request. Request the full record
Change history
| Version | Date | What changed |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | 20 October 2026 | Updated from research database (Origin, Control, Money, Channels, Networks) |
| 1 | 19 October 2026 | First published |
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