HOTEL Sogo and the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to enhance support for Indigenous communities through joint initiatives in education, health, calamity assistance and welfare. This landmark event took place at Eurotel North EDSA with key representatives from both organizations.
HOTEL Sogo and the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples signed a memorandum of understanding to enhance support for Indigenous communities through joint initiatives in education, health, calamity assistance and welfare. This landmark event took place at Eurotel North EDSA with key representatives from both organizations.
In her remarks, Geminiano highlighted Hotel Sogo's dedication to community impact, calling the partnership 'a demonstration of our love for this family.'Sibug-Las emphasized the significance of the collaboration: 'Today's signing is more than a formality; it's a commitment to our shared vision of a better future. Together, we bridge gaps to build better Indigenous Peoples Communities.
Sogo NCIP Forge Partnership To Support Indigenous Communities
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