Aliño assumes post as SBMA chief

By Mahatma Randy V. Datu

Jan 23, 2024 12:12 am

SUBIC BAY FREEPORT: Successful businessman and investor Eduardo Jose Aliño has assumed his post as chairman and administrator of Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority and was welcomed by officers and employees during the turnover ceremony on Monday, January 22, in front of the SBMA Administration office.

In his first public address as head of the agency, Aliño said that when President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. offered him the position in SBMA, he consulted his family first before saying 'yes' to the President and the First Lady.

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