LAST February, Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA) Chairman and Administrator Wilma “Amy” Eisma, a lawyer, unveiled the areas of focus of her agency, as outlined under a 10-point program.

This agenda is significant, as Subic is eyed to play an increasingly significant role in the continued growth of the economy, particularly in the northern section of the archipelago.

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