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TUGUEGARAO CITY, CAGAYAN โ The Cagayan Museum and Historical Research Center (CMHRC) formally recognized its crucial partners during the annual Pappabalo Stakeholders Recognition Night, held on December 12 at Rizal Park, Tuguegarao City. The event celebrated the collaborative efforts of various institutions, government agencies, cultural organizations, and individuals whom the Museum has worked closely with especially for the year 2025. The Museum recognized their vital support to the CMHRCโs core mandate of preserving the province’s history, culture, and traditions. The honorees included the University of the Philippines – School of Archaeology; National Museum of the Philippines – Cagayan; the University of St. Louis Tuguegarao; the Cagayan State University – College of Computing and Information Sciences; the International School of Asia and the Pacific; St. Joseph College of Baggao; the local government units of Santa Ana and Sanchez Mira; Don Severino Pagalilauan National High School (DSPNHS); Peรฑablanca National High School (PNHS); Archdiocesan Commission of the Cultural Heritage of the Church; Nayon Tenor Productions; and Yavu Collective. They were also joined by special honorees Cagayan Provincial Information Office; Cagayan Tourism Office; Cagayan Provincial Learning and Resource Center; Provincial General Services Office; North Luzon Cinema Guild, Inc.; Cataggaman National High School; Barangay Centro 10, Tuguegarao City; and Ar. Michael Tabao of the Cagayan Heritage Conservation Society. The bestowment of the plaques of recognition were led by Cagayan Governor Edgar Aglipay Chief, represented by Chief-of-Staff Felipe Buena, Jr.; Vice-Governor Manuel Mamba, represented by Secretary the Sangguniang Panlalawigan Rose Callang; and CMHRC Director and Curator Niรฑo Kevin Baclig. Delivering Governor Aglipay’s message, Chief-of-Staff Buena confirmed the administration’s commitment in fulfilling the E.G.A.Y Platform, noting that culture provides employment while respecting the province’s agricultural livelihood and involving both elders and youth in heritage work. Vice-Governor Manuel Mamba, in his message delivered by SP Sec. Callang, underscored the importance of Cagayanos valuing their identity as integral to the province’s development, while calling for unity to promote local culture. Baclig, for his part, emphasized that stakeholder cooperation is the key driver of the Provincial Museum’s growth and success in cultural preservation. The event was filled with cultural performances from the Cataggaman National High School Chorale, PNHS’s Sinag Kultura Performing Arts, and the Severinian Performing Arts of DSPNHS, and was joined by an art market featuring local artists, craftspeople, and merchants. (DESL)
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