PMC President Atty. Raul C. Villanueva emphasized the importance of collaboration, stating: “For the Bunawan tribe to prosper, the LGU, the Bunawan tribe, and PMC need to be united to realize the development we aim for the tribe. Once the cultural center is constructed, the BMADMCI will have the opportunity to properly impart their ancestral traditions.” PMFI Executive Director Reygela M. Decalit emphasized, “The center is more than bricks and concrete; it is a symbol of our commitment to build knowledge, preserve the rich Manobo culture, and empower the future.”

The event, spearheaded by PHFI President COL Arthur G. Afdal, PA (RET), was a celebration of the achievement and a platform for positive feedback. The TESDA Regional Director, Jerry G. Tizon, and TESDA Provincial Director, Novelita A. Dispo, expressed their optimism about the potential to develop into a training center, given the heavy equipment readily available in the area. The Vice-President, Engr. Ferdinand A. Cortes, and Resident Manager, Engr. Alvin B. Castaños, representing the Philsaga Mining Corporation, voiced the company's support, further bolstering our confidence in the future prospects.

MACO, DAVAO DE ORO - It is not over, as the help continues to extend towards the affected residents of Masara with the second distribution of relief goods. The combined efforts of the PMC-MMPRC Foundation, Incorporated with the Philsaga Mining Corporation, Vitrinite, and PMC Press Corps brought over mats, blankets, clothes, 5 kilos of rice, and food packs to benefit 1000 families to aid the depleting supplies.