Daily Tribune (Philippines)

Mixed-use estate to rise in Tarlac City

- BY JONAS REYES

TARLAC CITY — A mixed-use estate will be constructe­d in Barangay Lourdes here, providing additional investment and employment to the people of Tarlac City.

This was the statement made by Mayor Cristy Angeles during the groundbrea­king ceremony of the P7bilion, 200-hectare industrial, commercial and residentia­l estate called the Tarlac Industrial (TARI) Estate.

Angeles said that with the constructi­on of the TARI Estate, Tarlac City is now a top investment hub in North and Central Luzon.

According to Angeles, the TARI Estate will bring in investment­s, thousands of employment and business opportunit­ies that will pave the way for the developmen­t of the economy not only in Tarlac City, but to a major part of Luzon. “We are very excited for this developmen­t because it is expected to usher in a new era of growth and progress. The City Government of Tarlac, under our Administra­tion, pledges unwavering support for this endeavor. We will work closely with Aboitiz to ensure that the TARI Estate becomes a beacon of progress, innovation, and sustainabi­lity.

Together, we will build a legacy that will ultimately result to a better quality of life for our people,” Angeles said.

Aboitiz Group president and CEO Sabin Aboitiz, Aboitiz InfraCapit­al president and CEO Cosette Canilao, AIC Economic Estates head Rafael Fernandez de Mesa, AIC vice president for Operations Clifford Academia, Department of Trade and Industry Secretary Alfredo Pascual, and Philippine Economic Zone Authority Director General Tereso Panga were present during the groundbrea­king ceremony.

Canilao said, “Today we have witnessed a major milestone, one defined by vision, collaborat­ion, and boundless opportunit­y. Thank you, Mayor Cristy Angeles, for the warm welcome. We are here, by deliberate design, because of the environmen­t that has been fostered here under your leadership.”

 ?? PHOTOGRAPH BY JONAS REYES FOR THE DAILY TRIBUNE ?? TOURISTS cool themselves off on a hot afternoon at the Lubao Bamboo Hub in Pampanga. The Hub is an ecotourism destinatio­n located by the riverbank of Sta. Catalina that serves as both a protective shield against threats of soil erosion and a tourist destinatio­n.
PHOTOGRAPH BY JONAS REYES FOR THE DAILY TRIBUNE TOURISTS cool themselves off on a hot afternoon at the Lubao Bamboo Hub in Pampanga. The Hub is an ecotourism destinatio­n located by the riverbank of Sta. Catalina that serves as both a protective shield against threats of soil erosion and a tourist destinatio­n.

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