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DICT chief Ivan Uy resigns
Published Mar 06, 2025 06:45 PM PHT
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Updated Mar 07, 2025 08:38 AM PHT

MANILA (UPDATE) — Information and Communications Technology Secretary Ivan John Uy has resigned, Malacañang confirmed on Thursday.
MANILA (UPDATE) — Information and Communications Technology Secretary Ivan John Uy has resigned, Malacañang confirmed on Thursday.
Uy's resignation was accepted by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday, Presidential Communications Office Usec. Atty. Claire Castro said.
Uy's resignation was accepted by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday, Presidential Communications Office Usec. Atty. Claire Castro said.
She added that an officer in charge will fill the position until the President appoints a secretary.
She added that an officer in charge will fill the position until the President appoints a secretary.
In a statement issued on Friday, the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) confired Uy's departure from the agency.
In a statement issued on Friday, the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) confired Uy's departure from the agency.
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"Under his leadership, the Philippines made significant strides in improving its global standing in government digital transformation, cybersecurity, connectivity, and inclusivity," the DICT said.
"Under his leadership, the Philippines made significant strides in improving its global standing in government digital transformation, cybersecurity, connectivity, and inclusivity," the DICT said.
Uy expressed his "deep gratitude" to Marcos "for affording him the opportunity to serve the Filipino people."
Uy expressed his "deep gratitude" to Marcos "for affording him the opportunity to serve the Filipino people."
The DICT also assured the public that there will be "no disruption" in its services amid the leadership transition.
The DICT also assured the public that there will be "no disruption" in its services amid the leadership transition.
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