PBBM leads commemoration of 28th anniversary of 1996 Final Peace Agreement between gov’t, MNLF

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00:00Peace in Mindanao has come a long long way and is still a work in progress. Yet

00:05so much has been achieved beginning with the inking of a peace pact between the

00:10government and the Moro National Liberation Front over a quarter of a

00:14century ago. And hopes are high and the odds in favor of success of this peace

00:20deal yielding more as the president celebrated today's auspicious occasion

00:24in line with the observance of National Peace Consciousness Month as our bien

00:29Manalo reports. Rest assured that you can depend on this administration to

00:36implement all signed peace agreements for the security the inclusive progress.

00:42This was assured by President Ferdinand R Marcos Jr. in the continued promotion

00:47of peace in the Philippines in line with the celebration of the National Peace

00:52Consciousness Month this September. Today the president spearheaded the

00:57commemoration of the 28th anniversary of the 1996 Final Peace Agreement

01:03between the government of the Philippines and the Moro National

01:06Liberation Front or MNLF. Since the agreement was inked, more than 7,000

01:12MNLF combatants have returned to the folds of the government and joined the

01:17Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine National Police. Back in 2022

01:22the president also presided over the oath-taking of MNLF officials as new

01:28members of the Bangsamoro Transition Authority as a mark of peace, unity and

01:34reconciliation agenda. As a country's national peace agency we hold on to our

01:39commitments to work closely with our peace partners in ensuring the

01:44implementation of all our signed peace agreements. The promotion of

01:48transformation programs that help former MNLF combatants and their families

01:52and communities will be further intensified. So my fellow Filipinos, the

01:57dividends of the peace that we have worked so hard to achieve are now upon

02:02us and the responsibility to create a more inclusive and prosperous country

02:07now lies in our hands. Meanwhile, BARMM officers ensured the peaceful and

02:13orderly conduct of the first Bangsamoro election next year.

02:17As MNLF, we are assured that at least whatever falls on us, we will fulfill it in a peaceful way.

02:25The Bangsamoro government are working very efficiently. That is as a result of

02:34the implementation of all the programs of the Bangsamoro government with the

02:40support of the national government. And on the first day of September, the

02:44Peace Bell was rung at the Quezon Memorial Circle in Quezon City to mark

02:48the start of the celebration of the annual National Peace Month. Various

02:53activities were also scheduled, including the conduct of the Peace Education

02:57Summit and the 38th commemoration of the Sipat Peace Accord in conjunction

03:03with the birthday celebration of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on

03:07September 13. Bien Manalo from the National TV Network for a new and

03:13better Philippines.

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