The Philippine Military Academy sent a senior delegation to Frankfurt, Germany last October 27 to 29, 2026, to take part in an international convening focused on higher education accreditation — joining representatives from Europe, Central Asia, and the United States at the three-day forum.
Superintendent Heads Three-Member PMA Team
According to a press release issued by the Philippine Military Academy Public Affairs Office, the delegation was led by Superintendent Lieutenant General Michael G. Logico of the Philippine Army. Accompanying him were the Chief of the Office of Accreditation and Quality Assurance and the Head of the Department of Naval Warfare.
Forum Co-Hosted by Two Major Accreditation Bodies
The International Higher Education Accreditation Convening was co-hosted by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) and the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA), both of which the PMA described in its statement as recognized authorities in international higher education accreditation.
Wide International Representation at the Event
The Philippine Military Academy Public Affairs Office noted that participants came from a broad range of countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Kazakhstan, and other nations, bringing together institutional leaders and accreditation professionals for the multi-day gathering.
AI in Academia Among Key Topics Discussed
The convening's agenda covered international accreditation standards, quality assurance frameworks, and emerging directions in higher education, according to the Philippine Military Academy Public Affairs Office. Among the highlighted topics was the responsible use of artificial intelligence within academic institutions,
Participation Linked to PMA's Accreditation Initiatives
The PMA said the Frankfurt forum directly supports its continuing accreditation and quality assurance efforts. The academy described its participation as part of a broader drive to align its academic programs, institutional processes, and educational standards with internationally accepted practices.
Source: Philippine Military Academy Public Affairs Office