Ali Atienza, lawyer appointed as DICT usec, asec
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The Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) has not formally announced it yet, but a new undersecretary and assistant secretary have been appointed at the agency by Malacanang.
DICT undersecretary Ali Atienza (left) and assistant secretary Gerald James Reyes (Photo credit: DICT)
Arnold “Ali” Atienza, son of former Manila mayor and now Buhay party-list representative Jose “Lito” Atienza, has been named undersecretary for government digital broadcast television and the digitalization of the entertainment industry sector. His appointment was signed by Pres. Rodrigo Duterte in November last year, according to a media relations executive of the DICT.
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