Malacanang on Friday hailed the joint agreement signed
between the Philippine government peace panel (GPH) and the Moro Islamic
Liberation Front (MILF) in Kuala
Lumpur .
Presidential Communications Operations Office (PCOO)
Secretary Herminio Coloma Jr. said the joint agreement reflects the shared
commitment of both parties to the attainment of the Bangsamoro’s aspirations on
long term peace and progress.
Coloma said the renewal of the mandates of the Ad Hoc Joint
Action Group and the International Monitoring Team until March 31, 2017
“fortifies the peace infrastructure as these bodies have been instrumental in
bringing about salutary results in peace-keeping as well as in sustained
campaigns against criminal and terror elements.”
”The continuation of other normalization programs on
transitional justice and reconciliation, camps transformation and provision of
socio-economic packages serve to strengthen confidence on the sustainability of
the peace process,” he added.
The Palace official said both the GPH and the MILF will
persevere in continuing efforts to create awareness and build consensus so that
the next steps --- including the enactment of a basic law and the setting up of
a new governance framework --- may be vigorously pursued and fully implemented
in the near future.
The Kuala Lumpur
meeting was held after Congress failed to pass the proposed Bangsamoro Basic
Law (BBL) which is a codification of the Comprehensive Agreement on the
Bangsamoro (CAB) signed between the government and the MILF in March 2014.
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