This crucial meeting aimed to bolster community development and support local livelihoods by identifying and aligning resources to develop sustainable projects that can enhance the economic resilience of local communities.

The meeting brought together Ruby Ann S. Lagahit, Provincial Agriculturist, and Lindon O. Garay, Technical Assistance Fisheries, from the Provincial Agriculture Office; Emilio S. Pantejo, from the Provincial Manpower Employment Office; and Reggie Mae Deberto, from the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE).

The discussions focused on identifying and aligning resources to develop sustainable projects that can enhance the economic resilience of local communities.

HMC's engagement with these government bodies reflects its deep commitment to corporate social responsibility.

By seeking collaborative solutions, the company aims to empower local POs through initiatives that provide immediate relief and long-term benefits.

This partnership is expected to yield innovative livelihood programs that leverage local strengths and address specific community needs.

The alignment of efforts between Hinatuan Mining and government agencies marks a significant step towards fostering a robust and self-reliant community framework.

Together, they are laying the groundwork for projects that promise to enhance skills, create job opportunities, and stimulate local economies, ultimately contributing to the overall development and prosperity of the region.

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