CIAC, PCSO sign charity draw facility agreement

CIAC, PCSO sign charity draw facility agreement
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CLARK FREEPORT — Officials of the Clark International Airport Corporation (CIAC) and the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) signed a memorandum of agreement for the establishment of the charity institution’s Back-up Draw Court Facility.

CIAC President Arrey Perez and CIAC Director Rommel Ma. Santiago signed the MOA for the state run firm.

PCSO General Manager Melquiades Robles; and Arnel Casas, PCSO Assistant General Manager for Gaming, Product Development and Marketing Sector, signed the memo for the government agency.

The MOA allows PCSO to develop a property for the said facility inside the civil aviation complex.

In exchange, PCSO will provide CIAC with advertisement slots during PCSO broadcasts, support for its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives, and donate emergency response vehicles or ambulances for the use of CIAC and its locators.

Perez said the agreement was done in record time and promotes a strong corporate relationship between the two institutions.

“We are happy to meet minds with the PCSO and welcome you to the Clark where your back-up facility will soon rise and, hopefully, become your preferred and primary draw court facility. Thank you for trusting CIAC,” Perez said.

“Like you, we are committed to uplifting the life of Filipinos (and) we are happy to contribute to your expansion. This MOA is more than an agreement between two agencies in the service of the people; it is, by necessity, a collaboration to strengthen each other’s most noble functions,” he added.

Perez said the PCSO’s assistance in corporate advertising will help CIAC in building Clark Airport City through its seven flagship projects.

He said this is on top of the support for CIAC’s CSR and medical assistance programs.

“In exchange, we promise you safety, security and reliability as our commitment to you in your vision to expand your programs as you see fit. If the facility evolves in the future, that means our partnership have strengthened and grown, too,” he said.

Robles said the PCSO facility “should not just be a back-up waiting for disasters but should be equipped with high-end, broadcast quality production equipment which can serve CIAC and the community of Clark, as well.”

“We would like to thank President Perez for this privilege of letting us use your assets. The convenience of having it here is very helpful for PCSO,” Robles said.

The 4,000-square-meter PCSO Back-up Draw Court Facility will be located along Ninoy Aquino Street at the Clark civil aviation complex, the former location of the Philippine Red Cross bio-molecular laboratory for COVID-19 purposes.

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