DUMALO sa paglulungsad ng Bagong Pilipinas Serbisyo Fair (BPSF) sa Sultan Kudarat ang 45 miyembro ng Kamara de Representantes, isang patunay ng pagkakaisa ng mga ito sa ilalim ng pamumuno ni Pangulong Ferdinand “Bongbong” R. Marcos Jr., ayon kay Speaker Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez.

“This remarkable turnout serves as a resounding testament to the unity and solidarity of Mindanao lawmakers to a united Philippines under the visionary leadership of President Marcos. It sends a powerful message that despite our diverse backgrounds and regional differences, we stand together as one nation, united in our commitment to building a brighter future for all Filipinos,” ani Speaker Romualdez.

“The significant participation of lawmakers from across the political spectrum at the BPSF underscores our unwavering dedication to addressing the needs and aspirations of every Filipino, regardless of geographical location. It reflects our shared determination to promote inclusivity, progress and prosperity for all citizens, especially those in underserved regions like Sultan Kudarat,” dagdag pa ng lider ng Kamara na mayroong mahigit 300 miyembro.

Ayon kay Speaker Romualdez isa rin itong pagkilala na tinututulan ng marami ang plano na ihiwalay ang Mindanao sa Pilipinas.

“By coming together in solidarity, we demonstrate our steadfast rejection of any attempts to undermine the unity and integrity of our nation. We reaffirm our unwavering commitment to upholding the principles of peace, unity and nation-building,” wika pa ni Speaker Romualdez.

Kabilang sa mga mambabatas na dumalo sa BPSF sa Sultan Kudarat sina: Reps. Migz Nograles, Christian Unabia, Bambi Emano, Lordan Suan, Toto Suansing, Yasser Balindong, Divina Yu, John Flores, Khymer Olaso, Aldu Dujali, Joboy Aquino, Wilter Palma;

Sam Santos, Peter Miguel, Ed Lumayag, Alan Ecleo, Mannix Dalipe, Maricar Zamora, Bingo Matugas, Steve Solon, Glona Labadlabad, Pinpin Uy, Victoria Yu, Nelson Dayanghirang, Munir Arbison, Antonieta Eudela, Loreto Acharon, Alfelito Bascug, Mohamad Paglas, at Jason Almonte.

Kasama ring dumalo sa at nagbigay suporta sa BPSF sina Majority Leader Manuel Jose “Mannix” Dalipe, Senior Deputy Speaker Aurelio “Dong” Gonzales, Jr. at 4Ps Partylist Rep. JC Abalos

Ang BPSF ay isang natatanging programa ng gobyerno upang mailapit sa publiko ang serbisyo ng iba’t ibang ahensya.

Iginiit ni Romualdez na ang ganito karaming bilang ng mga kongresista na nagsama-sama sa Sultan Kudarat ay nagpapakita ng kanilang pagsuporta sa ideyolohiya ng nagkakaisang Pilipinas.

“The participation of lawmakers in events like the BPSF highlights the importance of collaborative efforts between the national government, local authorities and civil society organizations in addressing pressing issues and delivering essential services to communities in need. It underscores the power of collective action in driving positive change and creating a brighter future for all Filipinos,” sabi niya.

“As we continue to work towards the advancement and development of our nation, let us draw inspiration from the unity and solidarity displayed at events like the BPSF. Let us reaffirm our commitment to working together, hand in hand, to build a stronger, more inclusive, and more prosperous Philippines,” wika pa ni Speaker Romualdez.

Nasa 57 miyembro ng Kamara ang lumagda sa Unified Manifesto for National Integrity and Development na tumututol sa independent Mindanao na isinusulong ni dating Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte at dating Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez.

Sa naturang bilang 53 ang district representatives na taga-Mindanao, tatlo ang party-list na nakabase sa Mindanao, at isa ang taga-Visayas.

“We, the elected representatives of Mindanao in the House of Representatives, firmly oppose the calls for the secession of Mindanao from the Republic of the Philippines. Our stance is deeply rooted in our belief in national unity, the power of inclusive development, and the promise of a peaceful, progressive future for all Filipinos, including the indigenous people of Mindanao,” saad sa Manifesto.

“Mindanao’s vibrant cultural diversity represents the nation’s broader principle of unity in diversity. We stand for fostering understanding and collaboration across all communities within the framework of the Republic, enriching our shared national identity and heritage,” sabi pa rito.