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Monday, May 29, 2017

Royal Sultanates of Mindanao hold 2nd Grand Summit

ROYALTIES --- Sultan Omar Pax Mangudadatu (right), Sultanate of the Grand Royal House of Raja Buayan sa Buayan and governor of Sultan Kudarat, together with Sultan Atty. Rico Shariff Pelandoc, welcome Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process Jesus Dureza (center) during the 2nd Grand Summit of the Confederation of the Royal Sultanates of Mindanao held last May 21 at the SMX Convention Center, SM Lanang in Davao City.The event was also graced by Congressman Suharto Teng Mangudadatu, PNP Director General Ronald Dela Rosa, Western Mindanao commander Lt. Gen. Carlito Galvez, Jr., sultans from all over Mindanao,visitors, and guests. (ANNE ACOSTA – MINDANAO EXPOSE’)

DAVAO CITY --- The Royal Houses and Sultanates of Mindanao gathered last May 21 for the second grand summit of the Confederation of Royal Sultanates in Mindanao.

This time, it was held at the SMX Convention Center in SM Lanang of Davao City.

The sultanates and datusheld a consultative and action forum on the role of the confederation in assisting the prevention of insurgency, terrorism, and security.

Sultan Omar Pax Mangudadatu, Sultanate of the Grand Royal House of Raja Buayan sa Buayan and governor of Sultan Kudarat, said it signifies their truest commitment to help the government of President Rodrigo Duterte in addressing the problems in Mindanao, particularly the peace and order situation.

“As we gave our vow earlier to be united and become government’s partners for peace and development in Mindanao, it is also our goal to assist the government in the prevention of insurgency and terrorism.” Mangudadatu said.

Further, he said that with the presence of Jesus Dureza, secretary of the Office of Presidential Assistant on the Peace Process, it only means a strengthened collaboration between the government and the Royal Houses.

“We are here to show that the Muslims’ datus and sultans are united for the peace and development,” Mangudadatu said.

Moreover, a consultative and action forum on the role of the confederation on the proposed Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) and Federalism were also tackled during the summit.

Meanwhile, Mangudadatu said they will always be grateful on the importance given by the President to the datus.

“We are positive that the confederation could be of help in the government’s peace efforts because it has direct access down to the grassroots level.

“Royal Houses are still relevant even at this modern time,” he said.
Further, the sultanates and datus are bound to strengthen the promotion of self-identity under a regime of peace, harmony, solidarity, and reconciliation.

It was also learned that the sultanates will continue the alliances to become stronger and to support one another.

The confederation envisions a genuinely empowered institution of leadership in Muslim Mindanao that is self-subsisting, autonomous, and enjoying greater freedom in governance.

The summit was attended by the Royal Sultanate of Raja Buayan, Royal Sultanate of Kabuntalan, Iranun Sultanates League of the Philippines, Royal Sultanate of Sulu and North Borneo, 16th Royal Houses of Lanao, Federations of Royal Sultanate of Lanao, Marawi Sultanate League, Royal House of BangsaKagan Davao, and  Royal House of Sarangani.


Aside from the Royal Houses, the event was also attended by Sultan Kudarat Congressman Suharto “Teng” Mangudadatu, PNP Director General Ronald Dela Rosa, Western Mindanao commander Lt Gen. CarlitoGalvez,Jr., sultans from all over Mindanao as well as visitors and guests.(GILMHAR A. LAO & ANNE ACOSTA– MINDANAO EXPOSE’)

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