The Bangsamoro Leadership and Management Institute (BLMI) in partnership with Moro Community Leaders and peace advocates conducted a Peace Forum on March 10. 2016 at Barangay Tulungatung,
Organizers
aimed to intensify engagement in communities by providing right information and
clarifying vital issues in a bid to sustain the gains of Peace process fostered
by Philippine Government (GPH) and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF)
after a 17-year of protracted and painstaking negotiations.
The undertaking dubbed as “Frustration Management” for it involves
psychological approaches in appeasing people’s bursting emotions and sentiments
after the draft Bangsamoro Basic Law (BBL) ended up in dismal failure in the
hands of 16th Congress.
The program was part of BLMI propitiatory approach which the institute has
embark on since February this year to mitigate people’s frustrations brought by
non-passage of BBL.
In his message, Tirso Tahir, BLMI Officer and resource person appealed to the Moro leaders and peace advocates to hold on to the gains of the peace process and to continue their efforts in peace-building.
In his message, Tirso Tahir, BLMI Officer and resource person appealed to the Moro leaders and peace advocates to hold on to the gains of the peace process and to continue their efforts in peace-building.
“The non-passage of BBL is not the end of our hope, the FAB and CAB are still
in effect and cannot be simply set aside,” Tahir stressed.
In an open forum, the participants expressed different prospects and possible scenarios on what could happen in next administration in regards to the peace process, but were collectively hoping that whoever wins in the upcoming presidential race will honor the signed political agreement- the CAB for that is the reflection of the Bangsamoro undying aspiration of their legitimate assertion to right to self-determination.
BLMI and partners are exerting efforts unceasingly by initiating viable programs and activities on the ground to sustain the gains of the peace process by reaching out to all stakeholders in different areas inMindanao .
In an open forum, the participants expressed different prospects and possible scenarios on what could happen in next administration in regards to the peace process, but were collectively hoping that whoever wins in the upcoming presidential race will honor the signed political agreement- the CAB for that is the reflection of the Bangsamoro undying aspiration of their legitimate assertion to right to self-determination.
BLMI and partners are exerting efforts unceasingly by initiating viable programs and activities on the ground to sustain the gains of the peace process by reaching out to all stakeholders in different areas in
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