Education ministry invests ₱32M in school infrastructure in BARMM

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Education ministry invests ₱32M in school infrastructure in BARMM - Business Mirror

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DAVAO CITY—The Bangsamoro education ministry reinforced the school infrastructure lack in many government schools across the autonomous region with a fresh investment of P32 million, this time the fund is going to the newly created province of Maguindanao del Norte, many campuses of which were severely battered by the previous armed skirmishes decades ago.

The other three schools are the Sarilika National High School, Taviran Elementary School and Linek Elementary School.

A fellow of the US International Visitors’ Program Leadership in 2007 on conflict resolution and alternative dispute resolution, Manuel attended college at the Mindanao State University and the Ateneo de Davao University.