Malacañang has confirmed that journalist Teddy Boy Locsin is the new representative of the Philippines to the United Nations. PHOTO FROM TEDDY LOCSIN TWITTER ACCOUNT
Former-lawmaker-and-now-TV anchor Teddy Boy Locsin Jr. has been appointed as the new Philippine ambassador to the United Nations (UN), Malacañang confirmed on Sunday.
In a statement, Communications Secretary Martin Andanar said Locsin had accepted the post after meeting with President Rodrigo Duterte at the Bahay Pangarap in Malacañang.
“Cong. Locsin said he accepted the position as UN Ambassador,” Andanar said.
The Palace official earlier said Locsin would issue a statement once he returns from a trip abroad.
“The President and former Cong. Teddy Boy Locsin had a talk. Cong. Locsin told me he would release a statement once he returned from an overseas trip next Tuesday,” Andanar said on Saturday.
Locsin served as a Makati representative from 2001 to 2010. He currently hosts shows for the ABS-CBN News Channel, ANC.
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