THE Cagayan de Oro Confederation, a diverse group representing farmers, fisherfolk, urban communities, cooperatives, and micro-entrepreneurs, came together for a productivity forum at City Hall Bridge on Tuesday, January 16.
City Mayor’s Office Chief of Staff Sheila Lumbatan said the forum provided a platform for members to voice their urgent issues and concerns.
The LGU-CDO panel, comprising City Councilors Yan Lam Lim, Jay Roa-Pascual, Kenneth Sacala, and Christian Achas, as well as City Agriculturist Paterno Gonzales, Westbound Terminal and Market Manager Allan Fernandez, CEEBDA Manager Mary Sean Molig, and other officials, participated in the event.
During the forum, participants engaged in constructive discussions, addressing various challenges faced by their respective sectors.
The exchange of ideas and insights aimed to pave the way for practical solutions and improvements in productivity, according to Lumbatan.
Lumbatan added that the productive gathering emphasized the importance of collaboration and communication between the local government and the different sectors of Cagayan de Oro.
The event highlighted the commitment of both parties to work together towards addressing pressing issues and promoting sustainable development in the city.
“The forum served as a significant platform for the confederation members to express their concerns directly to the LGU-CDO panel, fostering transparency and accountability in addressing the needs of the community,” said Lumbatan.
She said the open dialogue and exchange of perspectives reflected a shared determination to drive positive change and progress in Cagayan de Oro.
Overall, the productivity forum according to Lumbatan marked a vital step in strengthening partnerships and fostering a conducive environment for addressing the pressing issues and concerns of the diverse sectors within Cagayan de Oro.
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