THE EVENT

63rd Annual PPS Convention
PEDIATRIC SYNERGY
Collaborative Approaches to Modern Healthcare Challenges
April 27-30, 2026
SMX CONVENTION CENTER MANILA
Objectives

  1. Examine the latest innovations in pediatric healthcare and explore how advancements in medical diagnosis and treatment modalities are improving child health outcomes.
  2. Reaffirm a holistic approach to child and adolescent health, emphasizing the importance of physical, developmental, mental, and emotional well-being, while considering the family as an integral part of the care team.
  3. Discuss emerging trends in digital health solutions for pediatrics, examining their potential benefits and drawbacks in enhancing the delivery of pediatric care.
  4. Present the impact of social and environmental factors on pediatric health and develop a comprehensive understanding of the challenges they pose.
  5. Develop a culture of collaboration among pediatric specialties to address complex pediatric health challenges systematically and efficiently.

WELCOME MESSAGES

FERDINAND R. MARCOS, JR.
The President of the Philippines

I extend my warmest greetings to the Philippine Pediatric Society, Inc. as you hold your 63rd Annual Convention.

The progress of a nation begins with the care that we provide for our children. By safeguarding their health and well-being, we secure their future and equip them with the means to flourish. Through your leadership and guidance, pediatricians continue to protect the welfare of young children, ensuring their survival, safety, and development.

On this day, may you further strengthen collaboration and partnerships that serve the best interests of infants, children, and adolescents. Remain steadfast in advancing excellence in compassionate care-an advocacy you have long upheld-through meaningful knowledge exchange and encouraging innovations in your field. May the insights and shared experiences gained from this convention serve as a springboard for further elevating your practice and contributing to the continued improvement of our health system, especially for the youth who need quality healthcare the most.

I am confident that, through unity and shared purpose, you will remain responsive to the evolving challenges of modern healthcare. As you pursue professional growth, it is my earnest hope that you will continue to inspire hope among our children, affirming that they can aspire, dream, and thrive in this era of Bagong Pilipinas.

I wish you a productive and successful event.

TEODORO J. HERBOSA, MD
Secretary of Health
Department of Health

The health of the Filipino children is the clearest measure of our nation’s progress.

As the Philippine Pediatric Society (PPS) convenes for its Annual Convention under the theme, “Pediatric Synergy: Collaborative Approaches to Modern Healthcare Challenges”, I extend my warmest greetings and commendations to an organization that has long stood at the forefront of child health in the Philippines.

Since its founding in 1947, the PPS has grown into a strong and credible professional community, uniting thousands of pediatricians across all regions of the country. Through its chapters, PPS has consistently demonstrated leadership in training, research, and advocacy, while remaining deeply committed to the development, safety, and protection of Filipino children. This enduring mission closely aligns with the Department of Health’s own mandate and aspirations.

The pursuit of Universal Health Care demands the very synergy highlighted in this convention, with pediatric care at its core. By protecting the health and development of children, we invest in a stronger, more productive, and more resilient future. By prioritizing nutrition and immunization in the early years, we build the foundation for a sustainable society, an objective that can only be realized through the active partnership of pediatricians in clinical service, community engagement, and public health.

On behalf of the Department of Health, I congratulate the Philippine Pediatric Society on this gathering and thank its members for their unwavering dedication to the health and future of every Filipino child. May the discussions and commitments forged here further empower our pediatric workforce and contribute meaningfully to the full realization of Universal Health Care.

Dahil sa Bagong Pilipinas, Bawat Bata Mahalaga!

HECTOR M. SANTOS, JR., MD, MMHA
President
Philippine Medical Association

I am deeply honored to congratulate the Philippine Pediatric Society as you hold your 63rd PPS ANNUAL CONVENTION with the theme Pediatric Synergy: Collaborative Approaches to Modern Healthcare Challenges. Your continued search for innovation and updates in your field of Pediatrics is truly admirable and a testament to your dedication to the continuous improvement of your skills and expertise to better serve the Filipino Child. 

Your convention is an important means to address the medical challenges of children in your care.  By collaborating and sharing your expertise through courses like this you are enhancing the delivery of a comprehensive care plan for Children. It ensures that despite numerous challenges the PPS remains resilient so the child receives the best possible medical care and support.   

PMA is one with you in your aspirations and goals in providing a healthy environment for the Children of this nation. I wish you all the best in your endeavors. 

Manatili po tayong  Nagkakaisang PMA: Hatid ay Kalusugan para sa Lahat. 

JOSELYN A. EUSEBIO, MD
President
Asia Pacific Pediatric Association (APPA)

It is with great honor and immense pleasure that I extend my warmest greetings to the Board of Trustees, the organizing committee, and all the delegates of the 63rd Philippine Pediatric Society (PPS) Annual Convention.

The theme for this year’s gathering, Pediatric Synergy: Collaborative Approaches to Modern Healthcare Challenges”, could not be more timely or relevant. As we navigate an era defined by rapid technological advancement, shifting environmental landscapes, and evolving social determinants of health, the traditional “silo” approach to medicine is no longer sufficient. Our strength lies in our ability to harmonize our expertise, bridging the gap between various disciplines to provide holistic, patient-centered care.

This convention serves as a vital platform for the sharing of best practices and frontier knowledge. We are privileged to host a distinguished roster of subject matter experts who bring with them a wealth of experience and cutting-edge insights. By engaging with these thought leaders, we are better equipped to address the complex, modern-day healthcare challenges that face our youth-ranging from mental health crises and the impact of climate change to the integration of artificial intelligence in clinical practice.

I wish all delegates a series of very fruitful learning and sharing sessions. It is my hope that the sparks of inspiration ignited during these presentations will translate into meaningful action within your respective clinics, hospitals, and communities. The synergy we build here today is the foundation for the resilient healthcare systems of tomorrow.

I would like to take this opportunity to commend and thank all the convention organizers, most especially the Steering Committee. Your tireless dedication and meticulous planning have created an environment where innovation and camaraderie can thrive. Orchestrating an event of this magnitude is a monumental task, and your commitment to the excellence of Philippine pediatrics is truly inspiring.

Finally, I wish everyone a resoundingly successful convention. I am confident that the deliberations and connections made during this event will redound to the significantly improved healthcare of children, not only in the Philippines but throughout the entire Asia Pacific region. Together, through synergy and collaboration, let us continue to champion the health and well-being of every child.

CESAR M. ONG, MD
President
Philippine Pediatric Society

The Philippine Pediatric Society is proud to welcome all participants of the 63rd PPS Annual Convention. With this year’s theme, Pediatric Synergy: Collaborative Approaches to Modern Healthcare Challenges”, we gather to advance the health and well-being of every Filipino child through partnership, innovation, and collective expertise.

Modern pediatric practice increasingly calls for collaborations. The complexities of child health today require pediatricians to work closely with colleagues across disciplines, institutions, and sectors. By fostering synergy among healthcare professionals, educators, researchers, and policymakers, we strengthen our capacity to respond effectively to the challenges that confront child health in our time.

Through the various activities that define this convention, we reaffirm our commitment to evidence-based practice, lifelong learning, and the highest standards of pediatric care.

I would like to congratulate the Department of Pediatrics of MCU-FDTMF for hosting this year’s convention and for their dedication in organizing a program that brings together leaders and practitioners in pediatric healthcare.

May we continue to build strong professional partnerships, inspire innovations, and deepen our collective resolve to advocate for the health and future of Filipino children.

Let us have a productive, enriching, and inspiring convention.

NEPTHALIE R. ORDOÑEZ, MD
Overall Chair, 63rd PPS Annual Convention

With great pride and heartfelt gratitude, I warmly welcome you to the 63rd Annual Convention of the Philippine Pediatric Society. It is truly an honor to gather pediatricians whose life’s work is dedicated to protecting, nurturing, and advocating for the health and future of Filipino children.

This year’s theme, “Pediatric Synergy: Collaborative Approaches to Modern Healthcare Challenges”, reflects a truth we have all come to recognize. The challenges faced by children today are increasingly complex. From emerging diseases and evolving healthcare systems to social determinants that affect child well-being, the path forward requires more than individual excellence—it calls for unity, cooperation, and shared purpose.

Synergy means that together, we are stronger. When pediatricians collaborate with fellow specialists, allied health professionals, educators, public health leaders, and communities, our collective efforts multiply in impact. When we listen to one another, learn from one another, and work side by side, we create solutions that no one discipline could achieve alone.

This convention is more than a scientific meeting. It is a celebration of our shared mission. It is a space where knowledge meets compassion, where experience meets innovation, and where colleagues become partners in advancing pediatric care in our country.

Over the next few days, may we open our minds to new ideas, challenge ourselves to think differently, and inspire one another through meaningful dialogue and collaboration. But beyond the lectures and discussions, may this gathering also remind us of why we chose this path—to serve children, to uplift families, and to contribute to a healthier, stronger Philippines.

Let this convention renew our passion, strengthen our connections, and deepen our commitment to the children who depend on us.

Together, let us move forward with hope, courage, and collaboration—so that every Filipino child may grow up healthy, protected, and empowered to reach their fullest potential. May we all have an inspiring and meaningful convention ahead.

Thank you very much.

Pre-Convention Symposia

Commercial Exhibits

1. Booth assignments will be finalized by the Committee on Commercial Exhibits.

2. Payment should be settled on or before March 15, 2026.

On a FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVED basis.

NO payment, NO booth

3. Booths

Booth size HALL 3 (The Convergence Hall) and HALL 4 (Exhibit Hall) – 3 x 3 meters with a maximum height of 7 meters for booths

Display(s) should not extend beyond the perimeter of the booth, so as not to encroach on the other companies’ booths.

4. Ingress & Egress

(A) Ingress of booth contractors (MCA-EMSTAR) will be on Monday, April 27, 2026, at 5:00 AM – Tuesday, April 28, 2026, at 12:00 AM.

(B) Ingress of Exhibitors will be on Monday, April 27, 2026, at 6:00 AM – Tuesday, April 28, 2026, at 5:00 AM.

(C) Egress of Exhibitors will be on Thursday, April 30, 2026, from 5:00 PM-10:00 PM.

5. Commercial Exhibits will be open daily from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, from April 28 – 30, 2026.

6. The following activities by exhibitors are strictly prohibited:

SUBLEASING

DISTURBING/LOUD ACTIVITIES

DISTRIBUTION OF FLYERS OUTSIDE OF THE CONFINES OF THE ASSIGNED BOOTH

NO RAFFLE

MASCOT SHOULD STAY WITHIN THE CONFINES OF THE ASSIGNED BOOTH

ONLY HOSPITALITY SUITE CAN SERVE CONSUMABLE FOOD & DRINKS

ALL BOOTHS MUST BE EQUIPPED WITH APPROPRIATE TRASH BINS TO MAINTAIN CLEANLINESS

7. Booth activities and giveaways shall conform to the guidelines set by the IRR of EO51, the Department of Health AO No. 2015-0053, and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

8. One participant, one giveaway policy will be strictly implemented during the entire convention period. The PASSPORT issued will be required as an acknowledgement for giveaways.

Booth personnel will scan the participant’s QR code and stamp the passport to validate and release the giveaway.

9. All concerns of Commercial exhibitors will be addressed to and resolved by the Committee on Commercial Exhibits.

10. Identification Badges

(A) IDs for Booth Contractors and Exhibitors will be issued on April 6– 17, 2026, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM, at the PPS Building. A deposit of P1,000.00 per ID will be collected upon issuance of IDs.

There will be a penalty for those who will not get their IDs on time.

(April 24, deposit of PHP 1,200, PHP 200 non-refundable)

(April 27 onwards, PHP 1,500, PHP 500 non-refundable)

(B) For EXHIBITORS with 5 or more booths, a maximum of 30 IDs will be issued; otherwise, a booth exhibitor will be issued a maximum of 5 IDs. No photocopied IDs will be allowed.

(C) For BOOTH CONTRACTORS working on 5 or more booths, a maximum of 60 IDs will be issued; otherwise, a booth contractor will be issued a maximum of 5 IDs.

Note: Exhibitor’s ID will be different from Contractor’s ID. No ID, No Entry

PPS COMMERCIAL EXHIBITS
Exhibitor Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Philippine Pediatric Society (PPS) Committee on Commercial Exhibits

 

What’s new with the Commercial Exhibit of the  63rd Annual Convention?
NO printed passports! Booth visits will be logged via the delegate’s QR code printed on their convention IDs.

  1. Are the exhibitors required to scan the delegates’ QR codes?

YES. Exhibitors must scan the QR code of every delegate who visits their booth. No QR code, no entry applies to all commercial exhibits.

  1. What delegate information do the exhibitors extract when they scan the QR code?

They will only be able to extract the following information embedded in the delegate’s QR code:

  • Delegate’s full name
  • PRC license number
  • Contact number
  • Email address

Exhibitors may verbally ask the delegate for their place of practice or hospital affiliation.

  1. Why is QR code scanning important?

QR code scanning is required in order to:

  • Record delegate attendance and engagement at the booths
  • Facilitate official event-related communication
  • Document convention activities for reports and evaluation
  1. Can the exhibitors refuse a visit if a delegate declines QR code scanning?

YES. Exhibitors may refuse booth visits and may also decline to issue freebies if a delegate does not allow their QR code to be scanned.

  1. How many freebies can the exhibitors give to each delegate?

Each exhibitor may give only one freebie per delegate for the entire duration of the convention.

  1. Are the exhibitors allowed to serve food and drinks at their own booth?

YES. Exhibitors may offer food and beverages to delegates at their own discretion.

  1. Who provides the QR code scanning devices?

Exhibitors must bring their own scanning devices. Devices that support Windows OS are preferred for compatibility.

  1. Who is responsible for securing the booth and devices?

The safeguarding and safekeeping of the commercial booth and all scanning devices are the sole responsibility of the exhibitor.

  1. Who has access to the delegate data from the QR codes?

Only the principal exhibitors have full rights and privileges to access the data and information obtained from the delegates’ QR codes.
No third party other than the PPS and the exhibitors will have access to the data generated from the QR codes.

  1. Where are the exhibitors allowed to conduct their commercial exhibition?

All exhibitors must conduct their commercial exhibition only within their specified, assigned areas. Exhibitors must not occupy any other areas of the exhibition hall beyond what is officially assigned.

  1. What booth and exhibit standards must the exhibitor follow?

All exhibit booths must conform to the guidelines set by the Philippine Pediatric Society (PPS) and the venue.
Failure to comply with these guidelines, or any violation thereof, will incur a corresponding fine.

  1. What are our responsibilities regarding cleanliness and waste?

All exhibitors and participants must ensure proper disposal of trash and rubbish during the conduct of the exhibition and help maintain cleanliness in the exhibit area.

  1. What are the ingress and egress rules for exhibitors?

All exhibitors must ingress (set up) and egress (pack up) only at the times specified by PPS and the venue.

  1. What are the official exhibit venue hours?

The exhibit venue will be open on April 28-30, 2026 from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

  1. What should we do in case of an emergency?

Medic stations are located within the exhibit area, and security staff are available on-site to immediately assist in case of any emergency and report to the PPS Commercial Exhibit Committee.

  1. Who to contact for exhibit or technical concerns?

For exhibit or technical concerns, please:

  • Visit the PPS IT and Commercial Help Desk onsite, or
  • Contact the PPS Commercial Exhibit and IT Committees

 

Have a productive and responsible exhibition!

F A Q s

What is the format of the 63rd Annual Convention?

It offers 2 options for participation:

  • Full Face to Face engagement during the Convention dates
  • Virtual engagement through VIDEO ON DEMAND (VOD) after the Convention dates from 1 OCTOBER, 2026 to 30 DECEMBER, 2026

Advantages:

  • Inclusive as it allows 2 options for engagement depending on the individual situation of members and if members are duly registered for the Annual Convention.
  • Considerate as it allows all registered participants to secure needed :
    • PRC AND PPS CPD points/units through F2F
    • PPS CPD virtual engagement during and after the AC dates.
  • Responsive as it considers the present world reality and logistical challenges among others.

How do we get CPD units/points through the 63rd AC?

All face-to-face engagements will get the assigned PRC CPD points as well as the PPS CPD units/points per plenary or simultaneous session.

Those participating via VIDEO ON DEMAND (VOD)  will only get PPS CPD points as indicated in the EARNING CPD tab as the Professional Regulatory Commission no longer credits PRC CPD points for VOD attendance.

If a face-to-face attendee fails to complete the required PPS/PRC CPD units, can the attendee complete the requirement through virtual engagement after the AC?

One can only complete the PRC CPD points by attending FACE to FACE.

However, the PPS CPD points can be completed via VOD.

Will there be a DOH approved certification for attendance in the 63rd PPS AC on official time?

YES. There will be a certificate issued for this purpose for those who may require it for their work documentation. Contact details have been forwarded through the Department Chairs and Training Officers.

You can request this through our PPS 63nd AC Secretariat.

Will the proceedings of the 63rd AC recorded and made available after the AC?

YES. If members are duly registered, they will be able to access the entire video proceedings of the 63rd AC in the PPS members’ portal from 1 OCTOBER, 2026 to 30 DECEMBER, 2026

Instructions will be released by the PPS 63rd AC Organizing Committee regarding the virtual viewing of all activities after the AC.

How can we secure CPD units during the 63rd AC?

FOR FACE-TO-FACE ENGAGEMENTS
A QR code will be flashed near the end of the lecture which attendees must capture for their attendance and PRC and PPS CPD units. A knowledge check will be incorporated in the SS which the attendee must answer to secure the allotted CPD units.

FOR VIRTUAL ENGAGEMENTS
VOD attendees shall be given instructions before the launch of the online viewing of recorded plenary lectures and simultaneous symposia. Similarly, a knowledge check will be incorporated in the SS which the viewer must answer to secure the allotted PPS CPD units.

How can an attendee or participant track his CPD units during the 63rd AC?

Our Information Technology (IT) Team has devised a mechanism to capture and document PPS CPD units secured/earned by an attendee (F2F or VOD) through our PPS website. However, this is NOT IN REAL TIME. This can be accessed and reviewed by duly registered participants of the 63rd AC AFTER THE CONVENTION. An announcement will be posted once this is available for viewing and review. For clarification on the PPS CPD points, please contact the PPS Secretariat.

How about the Pre-Convention Workshops?

Four (4) representatives shall be provided by the Chairman of every HAB-accredited hospital to attend each of the four (4) pre-convention workshops.

The Chairman of the Department can internally assign the topics to the 4 institutional representatives of their hospital then forward this list to the Pre-Convention Workshop Committee or list down their corresponding assignments on site before the workshop begins.

The Chairman shall be responsible for forwarding to each respective institutional representative all pre-convention workshop reading materials or case assignments which must be completed per topic prior to the pre-convention workshop date.

Pre-Convention Workshop Fee: Php 1,500/session so a total of Php 6,000/ institution for the 4 sessions.

Payment for the Pre-Convention Workshop is through the Payment Portal of the PPS 63rd AC.

What if we cannot produce 4 institutional representatives for the Pre-Convention Workshop?

In as much as we encourage each HAB accredited institution to complete all 4 slots to maximize learning from the 4 sessions, we fully understand our current limitations.

Hence, we will accept situations where less than 4 representatives per institution is the case.  Best effort is still to complete 4 institutional representatives if possible.

Can 1 institutional representative represent 2 institutions of affiliation?

In as much as we encourage each HAB accredited institution to complete all 4 slots to maximize learning from the 4 sessions, we fully understand our current limitations.

Hence, we will accept situations where 1 pediatrician represents 2 institutions as long as both institutions represented pay the pre-convention workshop fee SEPARATELY, so separate Certificates of Attendance can be issued.

63rd PPS ANNUAL CONVENTION REGISTRATION GUIDELINES

A. PPS is now accepting payments for ANNUAL DUES (PPS Members ONLY).

B. For PPS MEMBERS, PAYMENT OF ANNUAL DUES IS A PREREQUISITE FOR ANNUAL CONVENTION REGISTRATION.

1. Members are encouraged to settle and update their annual dues thru the PPS payment portal. Visit portal.pps.org.ph using google chrome.

2. To check your financial statement (1) you may visit the PPS portal website (2) call the PPS secretariat at 0917-113-9416 (Cashier)

C. The following are payment options:

1. Pay thru the PPS portal payment scheme (Paymongo): GCash, Maya, Credit Card (VISA, Mastercard)

2. Over the counter payment at PPS office (Kalayaan Avenue, Quezon City)

Note: Online payments to PPS China Bank account will NOT be accepted.

D. Below are the registration fees

TYPE OF PARTICIPANT EARLY REGISTRATION

December 16, 2025
to March 15, 2026

REGULAR REGISTRATION

March 16, 2026 to April 20, 2026

ONSITE, IN PERSON REGISTRATION

April 27-29, 2026

Member* Php 4,500 Php 6,000 Php 8,000
Non-Member Php 5,500 Php 7,000 Php 9,000
Government Physicians** Php 4,500 Php 6,000 Php 8,000
Trainees**/Allied Health Professionals Php 3,500 Php 5,500 Php 7,500
International  $200 USD $250 USD $300 USD

 

*IF PPS MEMBER, must pay the PPS member rate

**Government physicians and Allied health professionals must show a certificate of employment and/or current employment ID.

** Trainees (Residents and fellows in training) are required to submit a certificate of training signed by their respective Chairs or Training officer to avail of the discounted fees.

On-site registration, only cash payments will be accepted. Kindly proceed to the registration counter to register in person

Accompanying person is allowed only for individuals with ambulation difficulties or elderly participants. They will have no access to the meals of the luncheon symposia nor giveaways from the Commercial Exhibitors. An ‘Accompanying Person’ ID will be issued.

No confirmation email will be sent. Please check your PPS account for verification.

E. If you need an official receipt, show proof of payment and an official receipt will be issued by the cashier.

F. For Emeritus Fellow, Past National Presidents, Incumbent members of the Board of Trustees, Incumbent and Past Chapter Presidents, Incumbent Presidents of PPS Subspecialty Societies and PPS Section Heads No need to register on line. They will be registered automatically.

G. Exempted from paying the annual dues but NOT the registration fee are Fellows in good standing (65 years old and above who are not Emeritus Fellow)

H. Exempted from paying registration fee but NOT annual dues:

>> Organizing Committee

>> Speakers

I. For non members without existing account

Visit portal.pps.org.ph using google chrome

Click Register Now and fill up the form.

(Resident/Fellows in training/gov’t physician or allied professional):

Attach PRC and Certificate of training from training officer and/or Chair.
Wait for the notification in 1-3 working days before proceeding to pay the corresponding fee.

J. For any concerns, please contact the secretariat during office hours from Monday to Friday (9:00AM to 6:00PM)

Email: ppsannualconvention@gmail.com

Viber

Lezleeh Lodronio (Annual Convention Secretariat) 09171225036

Josh Mier (PPS IT) 09559410235

1. Registration Deadline Extension

The regular registration has been extended from March 16 to April 26, 2026 (11:59PM).

*Registration fee is non-refundable/non-transferable.

2. Registration Process

All pre-registered delegates are reminded to present their QR code located in the dashboard of the PPS Portal for scanning at the registration area during the convention.

For your convenience, a courtesy copy of your QR code will be sent via email from noreply-ppsreg2026@mail.synergyph.com two weeks and again one week before the convention by our registration support team.Please save or take a screenshot of your QR code for easy access during registration.

Those who register from April 20-26,2026 will no longer receive a courtesy copy of their QR code via email. Kindly access your QR code
directly from your dashboard in the PPS portal.

3. On-Site Registration

On-site registration will still be available during the convention dates, subject to the applicable on-site registration fee. Only cash payment will be accepted.

4. Convention Badge and Kit

Upon successful QR code scanning, delegates will receive their convention badge and convention kit.

5. Buk Registration

For bulk registration, an authorization letter from the delegate, together with a copy of their QR code, must be presented and submitted to the Registration Desk.

6. Certificates of Appearance / Official Time

Certificates of Appearance/Official Time may be accessed via QR code at the Registration Area. Hard copies will be available on a limited basis while supplies last.

7. Replacement of lost IDs

Replacement of lost IDs will be subject to a fee of ₱1,500

8. Venue

SMX Hall 2, GF

April 27, 2026, Monday

April 28, 2026, Tuesday

SMX Built-in counter, GF

April 29, 2026, Wednesday

April 30, 2026, Thursday

9. Schedule of registration

April 27, 2026, Mon – 8:00 AM-3:00 PM

April 28, 2026, Tue – 7:00 AM-4:00 PM

April 29, 2026, Wed – 8:00 AM-4:00 PM

April 30, 2026, Thu – 8:00 AM-12:00 PM

10. Children Policy

Children are STRICTLY NOT ALLOWED inside the convention premises/commercial exhibits.

11. Convention ID

The Convention ID should be worn/used at all times while inside the convention premises. It will serve as sessions and commercial exhibit area. an official entry pass to the convention

CONTACT DETAILS

Ground Floor, PPS Building, 52 Kalayaan Avenue, DilimanQuezon City

ppsinc@pps.org.ph

Monday - Friday 09:00 - 18:00