The Philippine Military Academy unveiled a roadmap focused on growth, modernization and global engagement during the PMA’s 127th anniversary over the weekend.
PMA superintendent Vice Admiral Caesar Bernard Valencia said the plan includes faculty development, modern facilities and a forward-looking curriculum that shapes leaders with intellect, agility and character.
The PMA roadmap includes new infrastructure such as a 2,500-capacity mess hall, a modern warfare laboratory with advanced simulators, and improved training and academic buildings. These facilities will also support the PMA’s role as command-and-control hub for disaster response in Northern Luzon.
Navy Lt. Jesse Nestor Saludo, PMA public affairs chief, said the academy aims to strengthen its legacy as the country’s premier military school while adapting to the demands of modern defense and leadership.
The PMA’s updated curriculum now focuses on cyber, space and electronic warfare, along with micro-credentials in artificial intelligence, data analytics and unmanned systems.