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Diplomacy & Power March 30, 2026 283 stories in this edition

UP GE Club unveils NatGES 2026, expanding legacy summit for wider geodetic community

Rappler / Philippines / 1m ago / Shamaine Reanne S. Relevo
UP GE Club unveils NatGES 2026, expanding legacy summit for wider geodetic community

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The University of the Philippines Geodetic Engineering Club (UP GE Club) is set to mark a new milestone as it officially launches the National Geodetic Engineering Summit (NatGES) 2026 The two-day event, scheduled for April 10–11, carries the theme “Beyond Boundaries, Into New Frontiers”, reflecting how the event has grown beyond its original student-centered setup.

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The University of the Philippines Geodetic Engineering Club (UP GE Club) is set to mark a new milestone as it officially launches the National Geodetic Engineering Summit (NatGES) 2026 The two-day event, scheduled for Ap...

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