Philippine Embassy in France

The Philippine Embassy in Paris wishes to advise all Filipinos residing in Paris to take all precautions tomorrow evening when the Paris-Saint Germain (PSG) football team plays Arsenal in the Champions League final at Budapest. The Paris Police have promised to provide maximum security to all Parisians in light of what may be wild celebrations in the event of a PSG victory. All citizens are therefore advised to take all necessary precautions and note that many major streets in the capital,, including the Champs Elysées, will be closed to vehicular traffic in the evening.

Keep safe, mga kababayan.

Sa ating mga OFWs sa Spain, Portugal, Monnaco , Andorra at France, magkita kita po tau sa ating FB LIVE ngayong 4pm na po!

: Deaths from non-melanoma caused by sunlight at work are similarly spread across regions.
Men are the most affected, especially those aged 55 years or older.

Menstrual health is a human right, and periods are just as natural as breathing. Without periods, no one would be here.

Let's end the stigma around menstruation.

UNFPA works to improve menstrual health around the world, ensuring dignity for all.

Thursday is Menstrual Hygiene Day.

⏪ Years of development gains in the , and a lot can be lost in months of conflict. Recovery takes far longer than destruction.
https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/sustainable-development-goals/

NOTICE OF VACANCY

Position: CONSULAR CLERK & TRANSLATOR

The Philippine Embassy in Paris is inviting qualified applicants for the temporary position of a Consular Clerk & Translator, subject to a 6-month probationary period:

TASKS
Assist the Consular and Assistance-to-Nationals Sections in its daily operations.
Address inquiries and requests received by telephone, email, and in person.
Receive and provide assistance to visitors and clients of the Embassy.
Coordinate with the French authorities and other official authorities on behalf of the Embassy, among other tasks.
Provide translation and interpretation services.

QUALIFICATIONS
1. Has the legal residency to stay and work permanently in France
2. Possesses a relevant academic qualification
3. Has a valid police clearance from French authorities
4. Is physically and mentally fit to work
5. Is fluent in Filipino, English, and French (B2 level)
6. Is computer-literate and technologically savvy
7. Able to effectively draft official correspondence
8. Possesses a valid French driver’s license

Interested applicants may send copies of the following documents to the email address: [email protected] with the subject APPLICATION: CONSULAR CLERK & TRANSLATOR VACANCY:

1. Application Letter with Curriculum Vitae (CV) in English, with the name and contact details of your two latest employers
2. Copy of valid proof of residency and permit to work in France
3. Copy of academic transcripts and language proficiency certificate/s
4. Copy of a valid French Police Clearance
5. Copy of Philippine Passport
6. Copy of a valid French Driver’s License

Only Applicants who submit all the required documents will be evaluated and short-listed.

The deadline for submission of job application requirements is 3 June 2026. The Embassy will contact prospective candidates for the subsequent stages of the recruitment process.

Progress has been made on gender equality in the world of work. Yet gains remain modest and uneven across countries and regions.

At the 114th International Labour Conference, the discussion will take stock of progress and barriers and examine what is needed to accelerate structural change.

📈 2025 Top Health Concerns Among Filipinos

The Philippine Statistics Authority reports the top causes of death in the country for January to October 2025 (Provisional as of 31 March 2026). Leading the list were:

❤️ Ischaemic heart diseases - 111,896 cases
🔬 Neoplasms - 68,864 cases
🧠 Cerebrovascular diseases - 55,756 cases
🌬️ Pneumonia - 38,607 cases
🩸 Diabetes mellitus - 34,611 cases

While the numbers reflect ongoing health challenges, they also remind us to take small steps toward better lifestyle choices, regular check-ups, and stronger support for community health.

Stay informed. Stay healthy. 💙

Read more here ⬇️
https://psa.gov.ph/node/1684083525

Do you know what your blood pressure numbers mean?

A reading of 140/90 or higher may mean you have high blood pressure. Hypertension often has no symptoms, so regular checks are essential for early detection and timely care.

In the Western Pacific Region, millions of adults are affected by hypertension – but many are unaware they have it.

Check your pressure. Protect your future.