Tarlac to build facilities in New Clark City

TARLAC. Representative Victor Yap, BCDA President and CEO Vince Dizon, Governor Susan Yap and BCDA vice president for Land and Assets Development Richard Brian Cepe during the signing of the agreement in line with the vision to make New Clark City an inclusive development. (Contributed photo)
TARLAC. Representative Victor Yap, BCDA President and CEO Vince Dizon, Governor Susan Yap and BCDA vice president for Land and Assets Development Richard Brian Cepe during the signing of the agreement in line with the vision to make New Clark City an inclusive development. (Contributed photo)

CLARK FREEPORT -- The Provincial Government of Tarlac will soon establish and operate its offices, as well as other institutional facilities in New Clark City.

A memorandum of agreement (MOA) was recently signed between the Tarlac Provincial Government and the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) for a 52-hectare land within New Clark City, the country’s first smart, green, and resilient metropolis.

“Finally, we have a place in the center [of the] biggest hub, the most vibrant place in Central Luzon. To be part of it and to be in it is such an honor and a privilege for the Tarlaceños,” Governor Susan Yap said during the signing of the MOA.

Under the agreement, the five-hectare portion will be allocated for the development of Tarlac’s offices. The other 47 hectares will house the Provincial Government’s other institutional facilities.

Yap praised the development of New Clark City as she expressed gratitude on the “outpouring of the rate of investments of the national government in the region.”

Located in Capas, Tarlac, New Clark City has garnered strong interest from local and foreign investors, especially following the successful hosting of the 30th South East Asian Games (Sea Games). Phase 1A of the New Clark City development is the site of the world-class sports facilities used in the Sea Games.

BCDA President and CEO Vince Dizon said the agreement is in line with the vision to make New Clark City an inclusive development.

“It is important for us to have a partnership with the provincial government and the LGUs because we want New Clark City to be the most inclusive development in the country. Hindi lang ito salita. Gusto natin, ang unang magbe-benepisyo dito ay yung mga residente ng Tarlac,” Dizon said.

(It is important for us to have a partnership with the provincial government and the local government units, because we want New Clark City to be the most inclusive development in the country. It is not just for words. We want the residents of Tarlac to be the first to benefit from this)

Also present during the signing ceremony held December 23, 2019 at the Athletics Stadium in New Clark City were Tarlac Representative Victor Yap and BCDA Vice President for Land and Assets Development Richard Brian Cepe. (PR)

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