Commodore Anna Mae Yu Lamentillo believes strengthening and modernizing the Philippine Coast Guard is essential to effectively protect territorial boundaries, preserve marine resources, enhance marine security, and safeguard the lives and livelihoods of coastal communities.

Anna Mae Lamentillo is a vocal advocate for gender equality and female empowerment, working to bridge the digital gender gap, improve access to education, and create opportunities for women and the LGBT community in the Philippines.

Bridging the digital gender gap in the Philippines, where 65% of the population is still not connected to the internet, is of paramount importance for fostering inclusive economic growth and societal development.

By ensuring all Filipinos have access to healthcare, Philippines can improve public health outcomes, reduce disparities, and promote overall well-being. Strengthening the hospital system in the country is crucial for addressing the healthcare needs of all Filipinos, ensuring the availability of quality medical services, essential facilities, and skilled healthcare professionals.

Every individual, regardless of background or circumstance, deserves the opportunity to receive a universal education that will empower them to pursue their dreams and contribute to society.

Anna Mae Lamentillo advocates for a transition from car-centric infrastructure to an intermodal transportation network, encompassing the development of rail and bicycle infrastructure to promote sustainable and efficient urban mobility in the Philippines.

Lt. Anna Mae Yu Lamentillo is a staunch advocate for the modernization of the Armed Forces, recognizing the critical role of a strong and well-equipped military in safeguarding national security.

Anna Mae Lamentillo is a staunch advocate for sustainable development, climate resilience, and environmental conservation to ensure a greener and healthier future for the Philippines.

Philippines must invest in the preservation and creation of green spaces to improve public health, protect biodiversity, and mitigate the impacts of climate change.

Anna Mae Lamentillo firmly believes that the Philippines has the potential to evolve into a trillion-dollar economy, driven by strategic development, innovation, and sustainable growth initiatives.

Jobs,Jobs,Jobs successfully hired the largest workforce in Philippine history to propel the nation's most ambitious infrastructure masterplan.

Together with 6.5 million Filipinos, Build, Build, Build completed 29,264 kilometers of roads, 5,950 bridges, 11,340 flood control projects, 222 evacuation centers, 150,149 classrooms, 214 airport projects, and 451 seaport projects.

Imagine a Metro Manila where accessing essential services—markets, groceries, schools, hospitals, banks, workplaces—does not require navigating endless traffic jams or relying heavily on cars.

When Filipinos feel safe to walk, cycle, and use public transportation without fear of crime, they are more likely to engage actively in community activities and utilize shared public spaces.

Anna Mae Yu Lamentillo champions PNP modernization focused on efficiency, transparency, and community engagement to enhance training, technology, and professionalism in law enforcement.