Title
Declaring the last week of Feb as Industry Week
Law
Proclamation No. 222
Decision Date
Dec 3, 1955
Ramon Magsaysay declares the last week of February as Philippine Industry and Made-in-the-Philippines Products Week, consolidating previous proclamations to enhance public awareness and support for local industries.

Q&A (PROCLAMATION NO. 222)

Proclamation No. 222 declares the last week of February of every year as Philippine Industry and Made-in-the-Philippines Products Week, consolidating previous separate observances into one.

The consolidation aimed to avoid confusion in the public mind and to secure the support and cooperation of the parties concerned only once, since both celebrations have almost identical objectives.

It supersedes Proclamation No. 52 dated February 2, 1948, and Proclamation No. 369 dated February 13, 1953, as amended by Proclamation No. 100 dated December 15, 1954.

Made-in-the-Philippines Products Week was originally celebrated from February 7 to 13 every year under Proclamation No. 52 dated February 2, 1948.

Philippine Industry Week was originally observed during the last week of February every year under Proclamation No. 369 dated February 13, 1953, as amended by Proclamation No. 100 dated December 15, 1954.

It promotes national pride and encourages support for Philippine industries and products made in the country to stimulate economic growth and local industry development.

No, the proclamation serves to declare a designated observance week and does not provide for penalties or sanctions for non-compliance.

The proclamation is intended for the public, government agencies, industries, and all concerned parties to support and participate in the observance of the designated week.


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