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Proclamations

13,580 proclamations · 1913–2026

1995

173 proclamations in 1995

Newest first
  1. Aug 11, 1995 Proclamation No. 627 (1995)
  2. Aug 7, 1995 Proclamation No. 626 (1995) Declaring November 24 to December 23, 1995, as “Development Planning Month” in Commemoration of the 60th Anniversary of Development Planning in the Philippines
  3. Aug 5, 1995 Proclamation No. 630 (1995) Declaring the Period From September 18, to 24, 1995, as "Production Management Week"
  4. Aug 2, 1995 Proclamation No. 625 (1995) Declaring a State of Calamity in the Municipality of Lingayen, Pangasinan
  5. Aug 1, 1995 Proclamation No. 624 (1995) Authorizing the United States Army Forces in the Philippines-North Luzon (USAFIP-Nl) Veterans and Heirs Foundation, Inc., to Conduct a Fund Raising Campaign for a Period of One (1) Year
  6. Jul 31, 1995 Proclamation No. 622 (1995) Declaring the Existence of a State of Calamity in the Municipality of Rizal, of Nueva Ecija, Which Was Adversely Affected By Fire
  1. Jul 28, 1995 Proclamation No. 621 (1995) Declaring Wednesday, August 30, 1995, as a Special Day in San Juan, Metro Manila
  2. Jul 19, 1995 Proclamation No. 619 (1995) Declaring July 1995 to July 1996 as Global Competitiveness Year
  3. Jul 18, 1995 Proclamation No. 620 (1995) Declaring the Existence of a State of Calamity in the National Museum/Senate Building Area, Manila
  4. Jul 17, 1995 Proclamation No. 618 (1995) Declaring the Period From August 6 to 1995, as Philippine Lawyers’ Association Week
  5. Jul 13, 1995 Proclamation No. 617 (1995) Authorizing the Nayong Pilipino Foundation, Inc. to Conduct An Educational and National Fund Campaign for a Period of One Year
  6. Jul 13, 1995 Proclamation No. 616 (1995) Declaring Saturday, July 15, 1995, as a Special Day in the Cordillera Administrative Region
  7. Jul 4, 1995 Proclamation No. 615 (1995) Declaring the Philippine Eagle as the National Bird of the Philippines
  8. Jun 30, 1995 Proclamation No. 614 (1995) Declaring Saturday, July 1, 1995, as a Special Day in Dipolog City
  9. Jun 26, 1995 Proclamation No. 613 (1995) Declaring the Existence of a State of Calamity in the Province of Romblon Which Was Adversely Affected By Tropical Storm “Auring”
  10. Jun 26, 1995 Proclamation No. 612 (1995) Declaring the Existence of a State of Calamity in the Municipalities of Camalig and DARaga, Albay Which Was Adversely Affected By Tropical Storm “Auring”
  11. Jun 23, 1995 Proclamation No. 611 (1995) Establishing as Ambogoc Watershed Forest Reserve for Purposes of Protecting, Maintaining, and Improving Its Water Yield and to Provide Restraining Mechanism for Inappropriate Forest Exploitation, a Parcel of Land of the Public Domain Situated At the City of Dapitan, Province of Zamboanga Del Norte, Philippines
  12. Jun 23, 1995 Proclamation No. 610 (1995) Authorizing the Filipino War Veterans Foundation (Filvets), Inc., to Conduct a National Fund Campaign for a Period of One Year
  13. Jun 23, 1995 Proclamation No. 609 (1995) Authorizing the Philippine Mental Health Association Inc., to Conduct a National Fund Campaign for a Period of One Year
  14. Jun 23, 1995 Proclamation No. 608 (1995) Declaring Tuesday, July 11, 1995, as a Special Day in the Municipality of Valenzuela, Metro Manila
  15. Jun 23, 1995 Proclamation No. 607 (1995) Establishing as Koronadal Watershed Forest Reserve for Purposes of Protecting, Maintaining, and Improving Its Water Yield and to Provide Restraining Mechanism for Inappropriate Forest Exploitation and Disruptive Land-Use, a Certain Parcel of Land of the Public Domain Situated in the Municipality of Koronadal, Province of South Cotabato, Philippines
  16. Jun 23, 1995 Proclamation No. 606 (1995) Declaring the Period From June 27 to July 3, 1995 as “Asian Olympic Wrestling Championships Week”
  17. Jun 23, 1995 Proclamation No. 605 (1995) Declaring Saturday, June 24, 1995, as a Special Day in the City of Manila
  18. Jun 21, 1995 Proclamation No. 604 (1995)
  19. Jun 20, 1995 Proclamation No. 603 (1995) Declaring the Existence of a State of Calamity in the Municipalities of Pilar, Mariveles, Balanga, Abucay, Province of Bataan, Ternate, Rosario, Bacoor and Noveleta, Province of Cavite Which Were Adversely Affected By Red-Tide Infestation