01/06/2026
🇵🇭 National Flag Days 2026 🇵🇭
The National Printing Office joins the nation in commemorating the National Flag Days, honoring the courage, sacrifice, and patriotism of the Filipinos who fought for our freedom, sovereignty, and independence.
More than a mere symbol, the Philippine flag embodies our history, our shared identity, and the enduring spirit of the Filipino people.
Let us continue to uphold the values it represents through excellence, integrity, accountability, and dedicated service.
At the NPO, we believe that serving the Republic is a patriotic duty—and every contribution, no matter how humble, helps strengthen our nation.
Mabuhay ang Bandilang Pilipino! Mabuhay ang Pilipinas! 🇵🇭
26/05/2026
EID MUBARAK! 🌙
The National Printing Office (NPO) joins our Muslim brothers and sisters in celebrating Eid al-Adha (Feast of Sacrifice), honoring Prophet Ibrahim’s loyalty, obedience, and devotion.
May this occasion inspire Filipinos of all faiths to look beyond self-interest and answer our nation’s call with service, charity, and compassion.
Together, let us strive beyond progress toward genuine, shared renewal.
Have a blessed and peaceful Eid al-Adha! 🙏
25/05/2026
📣 PUBLIC ADVISORY
In observance of Eid Al-Adha (Feast of Sacrifice), the National Printing Office (NPO) announces the following adjustments to its operating schedule:
• May 27, 2026 (Regular Holiday): NO OPERATIONS
• May 28, 2026 (Thursday, 7:30 AM – 6:30 PM): Resumption of Operations
Pursuant to Proclamation No. 1264, s. 2026, all valued clients are hereby advised to schedule and complete their transactions in advance to avoid any inconvenience.
For inquiries or concerns, please direct all communications to the following official channels:
🌐 Website: npo.gov.ph
☎️ Telephone: (02) 8925-2190
📧 Sales and Marketing Division: [email protected]
📩 Official Communications: [email protected]
22/05/2026
Laying down the foundations 📜
Did you know? The Bureau of Public Printing (now the National Printing Office) began its operations under a team of American printers led by its very first Director, the late John Sylvanus Leech.
As the Philippines transitioned from military rule to a civil government, Director Leech introduced vocational training as a core pillar of the Bureau’s mandate. This pioneering initiative laid the crucial foundation for an industry that would eventually nurture and produce highly skilled Filipino craftsmen.
Under his leadership, the Bureau introduced its Apprenticeship System, designed to train personnel to master the specialized arts of printing and bookbinding.
Today, these foundational skills remain at the heart of the NPO's enduring standard of excellence and public service to the Filipino people. 🇵🇭
22/05/2026