Quirino Gov. Dakila Cua on Friday vowed that provincial local governments will serve as the national government’s active partners in post-pandemic recovery and helping Filipinos cope with the rising cost of goods.
Cua was re-elected as the National Chairman of the League of Provinces of the Philippines.
The governor vowed to work on putting mechanisms in place to ensure shared development among provinces.
“We will put up a united front in our efforts to recover from the pandemic and helping the people live decently despite the steady increase in the price of food and other basic commodities,” said Cua.
“Makakaasa ang administrasyon ni Pang. Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. na magiging aktibo kaming partner sa pagsulong ng kapakanan ng sambayanan,” he added.
Cua also thanked his fellow governors for re-electing him to the post.
“Natutuwa tayo na patuloy pa rin ang tiwala at suporta sa atin ng mga kapwa gobernador. My peers can rest assured that their trust will not be wasted,” he said.
The governor vowed to work on putting mechanisms in place to ensure shared development among provinces.
He said that “inter-provincial partnerships will be crucial in “putting the country back to its feet.”
“Sama-sama dapat ang lahat sa pag-ahon, hindi pwedeng iilan lang. Ipinapangako natin na sa bagong termino namin ay sisiguruhin namin ang pagtutulungan sa pagitan ng mga lalawigan,” said Cua.
