ASEAN SUMMIT in CEBU

[grabehbebe]

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The National Security Adviser Sec. Gonazales has assured all the participants in all Nations about their security in upcoming 12th ASEAN Summit in Cebu City that they have and will still take proper measures to ensure the safety of 17 heads of state who will join the meeting. With this regards, he mentioned that the security alert level will be raised as the summit draws near to ensure the safety of the heads of state, including US President George W. Bush, in Cebu.

Thanks for our officals in securing the place, this is one important event that will definetely be part of the History, this is our chance to promote what we have here and make our country known worlwide.

We still have a few months to prepare, lets make them realize that Philipines is not just a country, its a place where in, aside from being able to get aquainted to real and hospitable people,they can settle their business and assured that it is worth trying.

[SamuraiArcher]

I think Cebu City is very ready for the ASEAN Summit ( in trems lang sa beautification and cleanliness), pero ang Mandaue City murag wala pako nakita nga makor improvements...hope magsugud na pud sila....

[boy_kotong]

excited na ko sa ASEAn summit kay para makita na jud ang improvemetn sa cebu.

[georgecebu]

maau mag permi ne para nindot permi ato road...

[jay_sn0w]

mga bro's e.close ba ang malls?..naa ko na dung.gan e close mga malls eg sumit ky para security?..or sayop ne?...



n la kuno trabaho?...

[iloveyou4ever]

Ngano e close pa man? E scrutinize nalang ila security sa mga malls. dako jud nga lugi sa government, business ug mga employees. Business must continue.

[digitalsuperman]

december 10 - 14 ang asean.

[DII]

Malls? Closed? I doubt it... But I'm sure that there will be roadblocks and check points every a couple of kilometers from those places...

[tolstoi]

78 DAYS TO GO BEFORE THE ASEAN SUMMIT :mrgreen:


Transco official assures stable power in Cebu during ASEAN Summit

Cebu City (21 September) -- Seventy nine days before the ASEAN Summit, a top official from National Transmission Company (TransCo) assured that there will be electricity during the international event that Cebu is hosting in December.

This was disclosed by Engr. Crispin Lamayan, AVP for the Visayas System Operations of the transmission company. During the weekly Kapihan sa PIA, he said that TRANSCO has already made arrangements with power generators and other key industry players for contingency plans should power supply drop during the conduct of the summit which will be attended by delegates not only from the member countries but also from other parts of the world who may have trade and diplomatic relations with these group of Asian nations.

"We cannot afford even a minute of brownout," said Lamayan.

Officials from local and national government with the help of the private sector have been actively involved in the preparation for the ASEAN Summit which will be held on December 11-14, 2006 in some places in Cebu City, considered to be the tourism hub of the Philippines.

Among the heads of state who are expected to attend the summit are those from Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam, Timor Leste and the Philippines.

Historically, the summit in Cebu is going to be the second to be held in the Philippines. The first was in the country's capital city, Manila, in 1987. (PIA Cebu)

[boy_kotong]

pila na diay ka percent complete ang CICC?