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The Philippine Sports Commission and the Municipality of Salcedo in Ilocos Sur expressed their hundred-percent readiness for the inaugural leg of the Indigenous People’s Games this year.
The lady town leader informed the PSC team that all logistics needed are in place to achieve a safe staging of the games and give all the indigenous participants the excellent experience of engaging into sports. “We are totally ready for this year’s IP Games. We thank the LGU of Salcedo for helping us spread the agenda of PSC for the sake of indigenous communities using sports,” said IP Games project head Elias Samorin.A total of 14 participating towns from Ilocos Sur will be at the centerstage of the games namely Cervantes, Gregorio del Pilar, Lidlidda, Suyo, Banayoyo, Burgos, Galimuyod, Nagbukel, Quirino, Salcedo, Sugpon, Alilem, San Emilio, and Sigay.
IP Games is one of the staple projects of the agency in partnership with the National Commission for Indigenous Peoples and National Commission for Culture and the Arts, which was inaugurated in 2018 at Tagum City, Davao del Norte.
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