There are enough mechanisms on the ground to avoid hostilities while the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front thresh out the remaining annex of the Framework Agreement on the Bangsamoro signed by both sides last year, the government chief negotiator said on Monday.
In the teleconference from
One example is the attacks committed by the MILF in Lanao and
Ferrer said that as both parties craft a permanent peace pact in
“We have always said that the road ahead is going to be rough and these are the kinds of problems that we know we will be encountering along the way, but, I think what is important is that we have the mechanisms to be able to address things that we are able to extract that kind of accountability and discipline that is expected of everyone as … committed to the negotiated settlement,” she said.
For instance, during the incidents in Lanao and
That set off the process of immediately contacting respective ceasefire committees, contacting the commanders that were involved in the incidents and making sure that the remedial steps are undertaken, she said.
The process led to the immediate release of the police chief in
The government and the MILF recently signed the agreement on power-sharing annex and gear up to thresh out the normalization annex. Both sides target to sign the comprehensive agreement next year.
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