PBBM: San Juanico light project to boost tourism, economy

Alec Go

President Ferdinand R. Marcos is seeing more opportunities from the San Juanico Aesthetic Lighting Project that will boost the tourism sector and support the country’s economic growth from the pandemic.

In his speech at the Spark San Juanico Aesthetic Light and Sound Show in Samar on Wednesday, Oct. 19 , Marcos commended the dedication and perseverance of public and private entities in maintaining and improving the historic site.

“With the recent completion of the San Juanico Aesthetic Lighting Project, I look forward to seeing the bridge turn into a true sight to behold, not just during the day, but now even in the dark at night,” he said.

“I look forward to the economic opportunities that will be stimulated by this, as well as other Spark Samar initiatives, in the near future. I eagerly anticipate the assistance it will bring for the complete recovery of the tourism industry in the Eastern Visayas and nearby areas,” he added.

 

Marcos noted anew the value of public and private partnerships in the country’s economic transformation in a post-pandemic era.

He also called on the local governments of Samar and Leyte to pursue significant infrastructure projects that will provide long-term benefits for the people.

“Let the lights of this bridge also signal our resolve to make our islands even more connected, by filling   its gaps with displays of ingenuity, creativity, and openness, so that progress may move freely among us,” he said.

The chief executive also vowed for continuous support to the local governments in Samar and Leyte. 

“Rest assured that this Administration will stay the course to provide whatever you need to enhance, preserve, and showcase the best that you have to offer,” he said.

“It is my hope that in everything we do — even the most mundane activities in our daily lives — let it be our goal to enrich other people’s lives. Let us contribute in whatever way we can,” he added. – gb 

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