BATAC CITY, Ilocos Norte
-- The Dept. of Science and Technology (DOST) in collaboration with its
institutional partners will showcase Filipino inventions at the 25th National
Inventors Week (NIW) on Nov. 20-23 here at Teatro Ilocandia. The event
coincides with, and will also be the main celebration of the
75th (Diamond) Jubilee year of the Filipino Inventors Society Producers
Cooperative (FISPC), one of DOST’s partners.
The others
partners include the Technology Application Institute (TAPI), Mariano
Marcos State University (MMSU), Provincial Government of Ilocos Norte, and the
City of Batac.
The 4-day
event will feature and highlight technology and invention exhibits, technology
for, training and workshop on entrepreneurship and financial management,
training on scientific writing and among others. The activities are mandated
under Presidential Proclamation No. 285 of 1993 which encourages them to
showcase unique and marketable inventions of Filipinos for the Filipinos.
The event has
“Inventrepinoy for sustainable growth and prosperity” for its theme.
To further spread its message, different state universities and colleges
(SUCs), other Higher Educational Institutions (HEIs) and prominent individuals
have been invited to participate in its activities.
Among those
expected to attend are DOST Secretary Fortunato T. De la Peña, Former PNP Chief
Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa, former SAP Christopher Lawrence “Bong” Go,
Ilocos Norte Gov. Imee Marcos, Batac City Mayor Albert Chua, FISPC National
President Francisco “Popoy” Pagayon, MMSU president Dr. Shirley C. Agrupis, and
DOST Regions I and II Directors Armando Ganal and Sancho Mabborang,
respectively.
DOST- Ilocos
Norte Director Joven Viernes said the agency expects some 50 exhibitors to
present their locally invented products. They and other experts are expected to
share their knowledge and wisdom in developing local entrepreneurs and
inventors into innovative ‘Inventre Pinoys” who can push the country towards
sustainable economic development.
Speaking for
FISPC, Popoy Pagayon said: “Our inventors have dedicated themselves to creating
innovative and customizable inventions. Their self-confidence, vision, wisdom,
motivation and delivery skills bring the best ideas to their fullest reality.
That is why we, in the FISPC give due honors to local Filipino inventors on
this special day. We likewise take this opportunity to render due recognition
to all Filipino inventors all over the world.”
DOST
Secretary Fortunato T. De la Peña will keynote the event which he describes as
“an earnest effort to help our Inventrepinoys carve and push sustainable growth
and prosperity.”
The other
event partners and sponsors include Splash and Healing Galing, One Store, Air
21, Portasol, Probaton, Filwin,Care x Herb, Misty Kool!,EM-Core Dot.Net, Davis
& G Blackseed Soap, Filgenius Enterprise, JOCO, Life Source, E Pick Me Up,
Carlita R. Doran Herbal Corp.,Plantex, Building Beaver Corp, Phenix Garuda,
Hana Land Development Corp., E-Pick me
up Corp. and Hilmarc’s Construction Copr. Media Partner Publisher Association of
the Phils, Inc. (PAPI) Business Insight, the Manila Times, Abante, Abante
Tonite, National Press Club(NPC) and Finders Ads Paper.
SM City
Baguio's Sky Ranch Opened on November 8, 2018. Mayor Mauricio G. Domogan
emphasized that completion of SM City Baguio's Sky Ranch will do help to boost
the growth of the local tourism industry.
SM City
Baguio's Sky Ranch will make to increase affluence of visitors wanting to spend
their vacations in Baguio City.
The
attractions and tourism related facilities is a new destination for families
and visitors.
More than
that, SM management will add the rides and other structures among the trees
then local people and visitors can have amusement park which is nature-friendly
setting. The opening time of SM City Baguio's Sky Ranch is 10 a.m. to 10
p.m.. The entrance fee on monday to thursday is P80 and on Friday to Sunday is
P100.
Domogan
appreciated the initiative of SM City Baguio to continue being the partner of
the local government contributing the improvement of the local tourism
industry.
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