JASMIN M.

MAMUGAY
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Lecturette in national security concerns and Peace education

National Security - It is the requirement to maintain the survival of the state through the use
of economic, power projection and political power and the exercise of diplomacy. is a
protection of vital interests of the individual, society and the state in various spheres of life,
from external and internal threats, making possible sustainable development of the
country.

Peace education is the process of acquiring values, knowledge, attitudes, skills, and
behaviors to live in harmony with oneself, others, and the natural environment.

The majority of our country's non-military security concerns, concern the Philippines.
Poverty, terrorism, and the deterioration of the environment are all pressing security issues
that require thoughtful and educated responses. And at that point, the subject's NSTP role
becomes significant. According to my research, national security is a condition or state in
which the values, way of life, institutions, welfare and well-being, sovereignty, and strategic
locations of the Filipino people are safeguarded and improved. Using economic, military,
and political might, as well as diplomacy, it is the responsibility of states to ensure their
nation's survival.

It is not hidden from our knowledge that the success of our nation is always dependent on
the safety and peace of its citizens. When there is peace, everyone's feelings will be
united, conflicts will be reduced, and crime and other forms of similar behavior will be
reduced. Therefore, in such discussions, everyone is encouraged to have knowledge
rather than to oppose the government. However, the government has not stopped up until
this point in order to keep our nation's peace and tranquility. In the end, we will be united
by unity, reconciliation, mutual love, and common feelings that aim for a national goal and
good citizenship for the victory of our beloved country. May everyone be wise in analyzing
the facts and remaining open-minded toward our government.