Alexander Hilario G. Aguilar (OIC, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Members Services Cluster, Pag-IBIGFund) and Nurhayati Abdullah (Country Manager, DHL Express Philippines) show off the symbolic tokens of the partnership. They are flanked from left by Amado Isabelo I. Dizon III (OIC, Senior Vice President, Members Services Sector) and Jojo Habana (Head of Commercial) from Pag-IBIG and DHL, respectively.
Alexander Hilario G. Aguilar (OIC, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Members Services Cluster, Pag-IBIG Fund) and Nurhayati Abdullah (Country Manager, DHL Express Philippines) show off the symbolic tokens of the partnership. They are flanked from left by Amado Isabelo I. Dizon III (OIC, Senior Vice President, Members Services Sector) and Jojo Habana (Head of Commercial) from Pag-IBIG and DHL, respectively.

Participating DHL Express Phils-owned service points and WExpress branches nationwide are offering Pag-IBIG Loyalty Card members an automatic 10% discount on published rates for both document and non-document international shipments.

To avail, the Pag-IBIG Loyalty Card must be presented. The discount is also extended to the family of Pag-IBIG card members upon providing proof of relationship.

“It is a great privilege to partner with Pag-IBIG in offering affordable shipping rates to Pag-IBIG Loyalty Cardholders. With our extensive global reach to 220 countries and territories, we aim to support Filipinos through international shipping of documents and packages to their loved ones,” said Nurhayati Abdullah, Country Manager, DHL Express Philippines, at the agreement signing.

Alexander Hilario G. Aguilar,OIC, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Members Services Cluster, Pag-IBIG, said the tie-up is “a strategic partnership that helps our members save on their shipping expenses.” At present, Pag-IBIG has more than 17.4 million members and over 3.4 million Loyalty Cardholders nationwide.

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