COTABATO CITY – The Bangsamoro Transition Authority (BTA), in partnership with the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao’s Ministry of Public Works (MPW), led the groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of various infrastructure projects and installed solar-powered street lights in selected areas in the region.
As part of the BTA’s Transitional Development Impact Fund (TDIF), the Office of Member of Parliament (MP) Engr. Aida Silongan installed twenty solar-powered street lights worth P800,000 to Jamiat Cotabato and Institute of Technology (JCIT) in Cotabato City
“While they give wisdom to strengthen the students’ Iman (faith), ours is light. We hope that this will help the students to keep striving for excellence in education and life,” Silongan sai
“This project is significant for us because it brings light to our compound. It will also help ease security concerns caused by dimly-lit streets,” Sheikh Saad Sindatok, president of JCIT, said.
Sindatok added that the initiative of BTA and MPW demonstrates the continuous delivery of excellent services of BARMM to its constituents.
Meanwhile, the Office of MP Abdulwahab Pak led the groundbreaking ceremony for various infrastructure projects in Maguindanao, including the construction of a multipurpose building and the installation of solar lights.
The
said projects are supported by MPs Silongan and Pak’s Transitional Development
Impact Fund project. (PUBLICATION AND MEDIA RELATIONS DIVISION / MINDANAO
EXPOSE’)
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