CITY OF MALOLOS– Two of the major upcoming development projects in Bulacan namely Northwin Global City of Megaworld Corporation and Crossroads of Ayala Land Estates, Inc. vowed to prioritize giving employment to Bulakenyos.
In a regular meet up with the press last Friday dubbed as Talakayang Bulakenyo 2023 facilitated by the Provincial Public Affairs Office, John Marcial Estacio, Estate Head of Ayala Land Estates, Inc., said that their workforce will definitely include Bulakenyos.
“Bibigyang priority po natin na unahin ang paghire ng employees na manggagaling sa Bulacan, particularly sa mga karatig bayan na pagtatayuan ng AyalaLand Crossroads. Siguro ay nasa 40% ang tatargetin natin, Estacio said.
The same commitment was also given by Ma. Kamille Andrea Quiniano, Senior Sales Manager of Megaworld Corporation.
“We have the vision to really help the improvement of Bulacan as a province as one of the most competitive. It will be our advantage to make use of the talents of Bulakenyos and definitely it’s the main priority of Northwin Global City to employ people from Bulacan from the development up to the time that it is developed already, Quiniano said.
Meanwhile, Vice Gov. Alexis C. Castro said that together with Gov. Daniel R. Fernando and millions of Bulakenyos, the province is looking forward to the realization of these big projects and how it will benefit the Bulakenyos.
This is the right time to invest in our province. We welcome all the businesses, all the opportunities and the Provincial Government is thrilled because of all the development thats coming for us,” Castro said.
Furthermore, Bulacan Environment and Natural Resources Officer Atty. Julius Victor Degala shared to the media the result of their recent benchmarking in Japan with regard to the new technology in solid waste management.
Pumunta kami doon para tingnan ang mga magaganda at latest technology ng Japan pagdating sa solid waste management. May iuuwing napakagandang proyekto ang ating gobernador pagdating sa solid waste management. Wag na po kayo mabahala at andiyan na po ang available technology at iyan po ang panagot po natin sa napipintong pagtaas ng basura sa hinaharap, Degala said.
Also present during the Talakayang Bulakenyo as panel members were Provincial Administrator Antonette V. Constantino, Provincial Planning and Development Officer Arlene G. Pascual, Provincial Legal Officer Gerard Nelson Manalo, and Atty. Gerald Biscarra Baro, Chief of Staff of Castro, while Provincial Information Officer Katrina Anne Bernardo-Balingit was the moderator.
