Nayong Pilipino Foundation, Inc.

In November 6, 1972, Presidential Decree 37 was passed by then President Ferdinand Marcos to create Nayong Pilipino Foundation (NPF). Forty-five hectares and nine thousand square meters (45.9 hectares) of land in Pasay was given to NPF, a portion of whihc stood the Nayong Pilipino Cultural Park. On June 26, 2002, then President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo (PGMA) issued Executive Order 11 ordering the NPF to close and seize operations. It was in 2006 that NPF established its presence at the Clark Expo site in Pampanga. On April 2, 2007, PGMA issued Executive Order NO. 615 obliging the transfer of NPF to the Philippine Reclamation Authority's property in Parañaque. It was on September 29, 2011 when then President Benigno Aquino Jr. issued Executive Order No. 58, ordering the NPF property to be transferred to Manila International Airport Authority. He then signed on March 2012, the Memorandum of Agreement between NPF and Clark Development Corporation to redevelop NPF's foundation park in Clark Freeport Zone. The park was inaugurated in 2014.

To be a living reminder of the Philippines’ rich cultural and natural heritage, promoting public understanding, appreciation and enjoyment through programs that ensure the commemorative integrity of our country’s history for present and future generations.

The NPF envisions the following:

• A recognized leader in the development and maintenance of cultural parks;

• A storyteller in recounting the history of our land and our people – the stories of the Philippines;

• A partner in building on the rich traditions of the Filipino people, the strength of our diverse cultures; and

• An educator in the social sciences and humanities aiming to uplift the quality of life of peoples from all races, creed and color.

• Appreciation and support for Philippine cultural diversity and natural ecology;

• Patriotism and National Pride;

• Responsible Citizenship as Filipinos and Global Citizens;

• Responsible Care and Promotion of Culture and the environment; and

• Kalinga ng Kultura at Kalikasan