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BOC: Nepomuceno still chief amid rumored leadership changes

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MANILA, Philippines — The Bureau of Customs (BOC) on Wednesday said Commissioner Ariel Nepomuceno remains the head of the agency amid rumors of possible leadership changes.

“The BOC has not received any official directive from Malacañang regarding any change in its leadership,” it said in a statement.

“As such, Commissioner Ariel F. Nepomuceno continues to lead the BOC and remains fully focused on advancing its mandate of strengthening border protection, facilitating legitimate trade, implementing meaningful reforms, and ensuring the collection of revenues that support government programs and services,” it added.

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According to the BOC, under Nepomuceno’s leadership, it will continue its aggressive campaign against smuggling and protecting the country’s borders.

It also said it will continue pursuing reforms that support the growth of legitimate Filipino importers and exporters, improve ease of doing business, strengthen transparency and accountability, and facilitate lawful trade—with Nepomuceno remaining fully engaged in advancing these priorities. 

“The work continues, the reforms continue, and the Bureau remains focused on delivering results that strengthen border security, support legitimate trade, generate revenues for national development, and improve the lives of Filipinos,” the BOC said. /mr

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