Mindanao Development Authority (MinDA) Chair Luwal–hati Antonino on Tuesday urged local chief executives in Min–danao to come up with viable eco-tourism development proposals, which can be pushed by MinDA for possible funding from the Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority (Tieza) board.
Antonino said that MinDA can help lobby for feasible tourism projects since the organization now sits as one of the members of the Tieza board by virtue of Republic Act 9996 or otherwise known as the MinDA Act of 2010.
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