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Honorary Consul Profile

Hon. Maricel Villanueva Wu

Consul A.H. of Republic f Philippines

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY
Innovator and entrepreneur with more than ten year in business leadership. Experienced in aspects of business formation, purchasing and management. Effective communicator and motivator who identifies and leverages assets in teammates to reach organizational goals. Well- versed in dealing with entrepreneurs on doing business. Highly skilled in developing strategies and approaches to establish excellent public relations with strong ability to use tools in developing organization. Experienced Managing Director for 8 years up to present with established good relationship with different sectors of Ghana.

Due to her constant support to Filipinos Community and the Embassy of Philippine in Abuja, Nigeria during the time of her stay in Ghana, She was appointed as a Philippine Honorary Consul to Ghana.

EXPERIENCE
November 2019–Present
  • Designated Honorary Consul (Philippine to Ghana)
  • Philippine Honorary Consulate – Accra, Ghana
  • Assistance and consultations of Consular Service of Philippine Embassy
2012–Present
  • Managing Director (Ghana)
  • Crown Technology Int’l. Ltd. – Wood Stain and Paint Production
2012–Present
  • Managing Director (Cote D’ Ivoire)
  • CST International
2012–Present
  • Manager (Ghana)
  • Feng Shen Co. Ltd. – Garments / CST Tires
  • Cheng Shin Co. Ltd. – Maxxis Tires

About Philippines Consul

THE PHILIPPINE CONSULATE IN ACCRA GHANA (ACCRA PC)

The office of the Philippine Consulate in Ghana has resumed its official operation on October of the year 2021 year after the retirement of the previous Honorary Consul Alex T. Quarmyne.

The consulate offers a range of consular service from authentication of documents, civil registry, and assistance to nationals, and etc.

Though Passport and Visa services is only available and will be issued by Embassy of Philippines in Abuja Nigeria. Accra PC will accept the application on behalf of the embassy.
OFFICE HOURS

The consulate is open weekdays from Tuesdays to Saturday between 10:00 and 17:00. Schedule for Document submission is every Tuesdays and Fridays only between 13:00 and 17:00 and Document retrieval: Wednesdays and Saturday between 13:00 and 17:00. The offices of the consulate may be closed on Ghanaian and Philippine public holidays. Please contact the consulate to confirm opening hours.

Due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, opening hours of the consulate may be affected.

SOCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO GHANAIANS AND FILIPINOS IN GHANA
  • Active in participating and sharing kindness for the betterment of PILSAG (Association of Filipinos in Ghana)
  • Currently employed Twenty six (26) Filipinos legally in the company.
  • Sponsors Filipino Employees team on their friendly volleyball Competition at PILSAG
  • Energetic and highly motivated in assisting Filipinos on processing their visas/working permits to Ghana Immigration Service.
  • Displays sincere concerns to Filipino having problems in Ghana and benevolent assisting them.
  • Provides accommodation and sponsors for Filipino Missionaries during their Ugnayan ng mga Misyonaryong Pilipino sa Ghana (UMIPIG) get together.
  • Continuously giving gifts in cash and in kind and always open to provide accommodation for Carmelite Monasery (Tamale, N.R. Ghana) and Congregation of the Religious of the Virgin Mary (RVM) sisters when they come to Accra.
  • Volunteers to provide a space in our compound and supports whole heartedly the Philippine Embassy in Abuja, Nigeria when they are doing Consular Services in Accra, Ghana.
  • Willingly gives donations to Akropong School for the Blind annually which is of great help in assisting the academic work of the blind students.
  • Eagerly gave donation in construction of a self-help Ghana Military Police headquarters Office Complex.
  • Shares kind donations to Ngleshie Amanfro Senior High School (GA South Municipal) to motivate learners and mentors.
  • Has a good friendly relation with the ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ghana Immigration Services, Ghana National Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Ministry Police Department of the Republic of Ghana.
  • Help provide for the venue of some PILSAG activities.
  • Assist in different emergency cases involving Filipino nationals who ask for assistance amidst the COVID-19 situation.
  • Assist in the repatriation of Filipino Missionaries from Church of Jesus Christ – Latter Day Saints back to Philippines in line with COVID-19 situation.

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