Congratulations to Police General Rommel Francisco D Marbil, the 30th Chief of the Philippine National Police
05 Apr 2024
The officials, administrators, faculty, and staff of the Ateneo School of Government, in particular, and the whole Ateneo de Manila community, in general, extend their warmest congratulatory greetings to the 30th Chief of the Philippine National Police, Police General Rommel Francisco D Marbil.
The Ateneo School of Government continues to support the PNP through various initiatives including academic programs, executive education training, policy research, and scholarships for young, promising police officers. We pray for CPNP PGEN Marbil's success as he assumes the mantle of leadership of the Philippine National Police.
To Serve and Protect. Service, Honor, Justice.
Ad Majorem dei Gloriam!
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