Marcos on goal to end armed conflict in Mindanao: ‘Much needs to be done’


Past and present leaders of major Moro groups welcome President Marcos during the inaugural session of the Bangsamoro Transitional Authority in Cotabato City, 50 years after they waged a rebellion against his father’s regime. - Sept 16, 2022 file photo from the President's office

MANILA: President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said that while much has been done to advance the Comprehensive Agreement on the Bangsamoro (CAB), more work remains to be done.

In a Facebook reel posted Wednesday (March 27) night, Marcos reiterated that the government is committed to enacting the CAB as it celebrated its 10th anniversary.

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