P035-2023-11-22-031

2023-11-22 9:30 AM

Republic of the Philippines

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
REGION X – NORTHERN MINDANAO
Province of Lanao del Norte
Gov. A. A. Quibranza Provincial Government Center,
Pigcarangan, Tubod, Lanao del Norte
www.region10.dilg.gov.ph

ADVISORY
TO : ALL LOCAL CHIEF EXECUTIVES
This Province

THRU : MLGOOs

SUBJECT : CONDUCT OF THE NATIONAL YOUTH SUMMIT 2023

DATE : November 22, 2023

This has reference to the Unnumbered Memorandum dated November 20, 2023
signed by Regional Director Wilhelm M. Suyko, CESO IV of DILG Regional Office No.
10, relative to the above-said subject.

Please be informed of the important dates and deadlines of submission indicated

below.
ACTIVITY DATE REMARKS
National Youth Summit November 21, 2023 CANCELLED due to conflict
2023 Orientation 9:00 AM – 12:00 NN of schedules of guest
speakers.
Submission of Entries for Starting from Shall be submitted to:
 Essay Writing November 21, 2023 clcryouthsummit@gmail.com
 Digital Poster
Making Deadline: For Tiktok Challenge: tag the
 Songwriting; and December 7, 2023 official Tiktok Page of the
 Tiktok Challenge CLCR @dilgclcr
Judging of Entries December 8-11, 2023 Judges will evaluate the
entries and choose winners
Posting of Winners December 12, 2023 Winners will be posted on the
official Facebook Account of
the CLCR
National Youth Summit December 18, 2023 Winners and/or
2023 Awarding representative/s (maximum of
Ceremony two (2) pax per winning
category) are encouraged to
attend.

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Telephone Nos. (063) 341-5214/227-6200
E-mail: dilg10.lanaonorte@gmail.com Facebook: DILG Lanao del Norte
In light thereof, please be requested to encourage the participation of the youth in your
respective areas of responsibilities (AORs).

Entries of interested participants are reminded to include the following details:

Name:
Group/Organization/School:
City/Municipality:
Contact Details:

The awarding ceremony will be held at Thunderbird Resort, San Fernando, La

Union on December 18, 2023.

For further details of the activities (i.e indicative program, criteria and mechanics)
kindly refer to the attached Concept Note.

For information, guidance, ready reference and appropriate action.

BRUCE AUGUSTO COLAO, CESO V

Provincial Director

DILGLDN/BAC/AOS/ama

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 Republic of the Philippines
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
DILG – NAPOLCOM Center, EDSA corner Quezon Avenue, West Triangle, Quezon City
www.dilg.gov.ph

NATIONAL YOUTH SUMMIT 2023

(ILOCOS LEG)

Background and Rationale:

In 2019, the Center for Local and Constitutional Reform (CLCR) formerly Center for
Federalism and Constitutional Reform (CFCR) conducted a nationwide advocacy campaign
on Constitutional Reform (CORE). The regional activities involved Youth Convention wherein
young people from each region where able to participate in discussions, workshops, and
various competitions that enabled them to know more of the proposed amendments and share
their knowledge with others in their locality.

This has been sustained in the following years, however due to the limitations brought by the
Covid-19 pandemic, the CLCR was compelled to adjust the activity and migrate into online
platforms. Despite the challenges in 2020-2022, the CLCR was still able to successfully
conduct online regional orientations and competitions such as Song Writing, Short Film, Digital
Poster Making, Essay Writing, Debate, and Tiktok challenge. Through these activities, an
increased number of young people were able to know more about the proposed amendments
and other advocacy and projects of the Department which also led to more digital presence of
the campaign.

Currently, the CLCR-PMO focuses on Local Governance Reform which includes, but not
limited to Decentralization, implementation of the Supreme Court-ruling on the Mandanas-
Garcia cases (Full Devolution), Futures Thinking/Strategic Foresight, local government and
economic reform, and review of the Local Government Code of 1991 (LGC) and other related
laws.

As such, the CLCR-PMO is planning to conduct once again an orientation on the role of the
youth in the development of our society and nation, underlining ways on how they can support
their respective Local Government Units (LGUs) in the implementation of Optimal Devolution
and other government projects towards Bagong Pilipinas where we will have a better,
sustainable and a future-ready local governance. This year, the CLCR-PMO envisions the
conduct of competitions on Song Writing, Short Film, Essay Writing, Digital Poster Making and
Tiktok Challenge with the theme “Bida ka Kabataan para sa Bagong Pilipinas”.

In the previous years, these various competitions garnered a nationwide youth participation
and involvement despite the challenges brought by the Covid-19 Pandemic. These
competitions showed the enthusiasm of the Filipino youth in showcasing their craft while
actively engaging with the government and the Department’s campaign for regional
empowerment. Furthermore, these competitions are anticipated, especially in the Regions,
since the youth tends to engage more on active and lively activities whether physical or virtual.
The output of this activity will be of great use for the campaign, both national and regional as
the CLCR proposes that the outputs be used as materials for the campaign, giving credit to
the active youth participation in the process. Moreover, winners will be announced during the
awarding ceremony in San Fernando, La Union (venue to be announced) and will be posted
on the DILG’s online platforms.

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This activity will revolve around current issues relative to Local Governance Reforms and
Futures Thinking/Strategic Foresight which are as follows:

1. The Supreme Court (SC) ruling on the Mandanas-Garcia petition is another decentralization
milestone in the continuing journey towards genuine local autonomy and empowerment. The
ruling clarifies the just share of LGUs from all national taxes to ensure fiscal decentralization.

2. The National Government (NG) is committed to continuously support and guide

development-challenged local governments to ensure that no Local Government Unit (LGU)
is left behind.

3. The National Government is committed to improve the Local Government through various
studies focusing on amending the Local Governent Code of 1991 in order to have a
sustainable and optimal local governance.

4. Best practices on addressing pressing issues relative to Technological Innovations, Gender

Equality and Development, Digitalization, Climate Change, Food Security and sustainability,
Health and lastly, inclusive and fair employment for young professionals which affects general
welfare.

5. The concept of Strategic Foresight/Futures thinking in maximizing and exploring plausible

future issues that could arise, which are in fact vital in nation-building as we continuously
create innovative solutions, anticipating and reducing uncertainties which will influence a
flexible and better outlook in decision-making, specifically in local governance.

This activity will highlight the involvement of the youth in bringing forth change and gear them
to be future-ready individuals towards strategic action. Through this activity, youth will be
enlightened on the efforts of the Government on empowering local government and to have a
sustainable and future-ready governance. This will also provide the youth with an avenue to
showcase their craft and imaginations, which will ignite more of their commitment in public
service.

Objectives:

This activity aims the following:

1. To engage the youth and tap their creativity on the topic of Local Governance Reforms
and Futures Thinking;
2. To involve the youth to be part of the Government’s effort to empower local government
through Devolution, LGC amendments, and other projects and activities;
3. To encourage the youth to be a future-ready and to be involved on LGU projects and
activities which involves the general welfare; and
4. To collate outputs to be used as information dissemination materials

Target Date & Time:

• 24 October 2023 (Coordination meeting with Region 1)

• 26 October 2023 (Coordination meeting with Regional Offices-PM session)
• 21 November 2023 (National Youth Summit 2023 Orientation)
• 21 November 2023 (Start of Submission of Entries)
• 7 December 2023 (Deadline of Submission of Entries)
• 8-11 December 2023 (Judging of Entries)
• 12 December 2023 (Posting of winning Entries)

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 • 18 December 2023 (National Youth Summit 2023 Awarding Ceremony)

Target Venue: Zoom Teleconferencing (Orientation) and in San Fernando, La Union for the
Awarding Ceremony

Target Speakers/guests:

• Atty. Benjamin C. Abalos, Jr. (Secretary, DILG)

• Atty. Odilon L. Pasaraba, CESO III (Undersecretary, DILG)
• Atty. Margarita Gutierrez, (Undersecretary, DILG)
• Bureau of Local Government Development (BLGD)
• Local Government Academy (LGA)
• National Youth Commission (NYC)
• Hon. Sandro Marcos, 1st District of Ilocos Norte
• Hon. Christopher De Venecia, 4th District of Pangasinan
• Gov. Raphaelle Ortega-David of La Union
• Mayor Arth Bryan Celeste of Alaminos
• Barangay Councilor Miel Agustin of Malolos, Bulacan
• Mr. Naderev “Yeb” Saño, Executive Director of GreenPeace PH
• Mr. David Christian Azarcon, Young Farmers Challenge Program Regional Awardee,
Region 1
• City Youth and Sports Development Office of San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan
• Speak Up, I’m Here Program of Region 1

Target participants:

• Virtual Orientation and Competition: All Filipino Youth ages 18-30 years old (based on
Republic Act No. 8044) including Youth Organization Leaders, Students, and SK
Leaders and Members.
• Awarding Ceremony: 150 participants including guest speakers, DILG
production/technical team, Youth Organization Leaders, Students, and SK Leaders
and Members within Ilocos Region

OPR:

CLCR
• Provide the concept note including the mechanics and criteria for the competitions
• Preparation of Online platform (Zoom) to be used during the National Youth Summit
2023 Orientation
• Provide materials/layouts to be used for Social Media posting
• Invitation and coordination to all Regional Focal Person, Resource Speakers and
partner stakeholders (Judges)
• Assist in securing the confirmation and attendance of the resource speakers.
• Provide technical assistance to Region 1 during the Awarding Ceremony
• Process the prizes for the winners

Regions
• Invite regional participants for National Youth Summit 2023 Orientation and
Competitions
• Secure the attendance of the youth invitees via Zoom.
• Collate requirements needed from the participants who will join the competitions and
to be submitted to CLCR. (For the processing of prizes)

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Region 1
• Facilitate the procurement of the venue and awards for the awarding ceremony,
including the accommodation and transportation (travel expenses) of the guest
speakers and production team (CO and Region 1).
• Responsible for the over-all conduct of the National Youth Summit 2023 Awarding
Ceremony
• Invite Youth participants (SK, Youth Organization leaders, and students) with in the
region.
• Invite regional performer/s (choir and/or folk or cultural dancers) for the intermission
• Secure the attendance of the invitees especially the winning participants.
• Documentation and/or Post-Activity Reports shall be submitted 7 days after the
physical activity (awarding ceremony)

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 Republic of the Philippines
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
DILG – NAPOLCOM Center, EDSA corner Quezon Avenue, West Triangle, Quezon City
www.dilg.gov.ph

NATIONAL YOUTH SUMMIT 2023 ORIENTATION

Theme: Bida ka Kabataan para sa Bagong Pilipinas
Zoom Teleconference
21 November 2023

Indicative Program

8:30 A.M. – 9:00 A.M. Registration

9:00 A.M. – 9:15 A.M. Preliminaries AVPs and Opening Prayer

9:15 A.M. – 9:30 A.M. Opening Remarks ATTY. MARGARITA N. GUTIERREZ

Undersecretary for Plans, Public Affairs, and
Communication, DILG

9:30 A.M. – 10:15 A.M. Updates on the Local Governance Reforms ANNA LIZA F. BONAGUA, CESO III
efforts of the Department (Brief Discussion) Director, DILG - Bureau of Local Government
Development

10:15 A.M. – 10:45 A.M. Role of the Filipino Youth towards Bagong RONALD L. CARDEMA
Pilipinas (Brief Discussion) Chairperson, National Youth Commission
(NYC)

10:45 A.M. – 11:35 A.M. Sustainable Local Governance through a THELMA T. VECINA, CESO IV
Future-ready Youth Public Servants (Brief Executive Director, Local Government
Discussion) Academy

11:35 A.M. – 11:55 A.M. Mechanics and Reminders on the 2023 Youth FAIZAH L. LUCMAN
Convention Competitions Chief Project Officer, CLCR

Moderator
11:55 A.M. – 12:20 P.M. Open Forum

12:20 P.M. – 12:30 P.M. Ways Forward

Moderator

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 Republic of the Philippines
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
DILG – NAPOLCOM Center, EDSA corner Quezon Avenue, West Triangle, Quezon City
www.dilg.gov.ph

NATIONAL YOUTH SUMMIT 2023 and Awarding Ceremony

Theme: Bida ka Kabataan para sa Bagong Pilipinas
18 December 2023
San Fernando, La Union

Indicative Program

8:00 A.M. – 8:30 A.M. Registration

8:30 A.M. – 8:40 A.M. Preliminaries AVPs and Opening Prayer

8:40 A.M. – 8:50 A.M. Opening Remarks JONATHAN PAUL M. LEUSEN, JR., CESO III
Regional Director, Region 1

8:50 A.M. – 9:00 A.M. Keynote Message ATTY. BENJAMIN C. ABALOS

Secretary, DILG

9:00 A.M. – 9:20 A.M. Updates on the Local Governance Reforms ANNA LIZA F. BONAGUA, CESO III
efforts of the Department Director, DILG - Bureau of Local Government
Development

9:20 A.M. – 9:50 A.M. Role of the Filipino Youth towards Bagong FERDINAND ALEXANDER A. MARCOS
Pilipinas 1st District Representative, Ilocos Norte

EXEMPLAR YOUTH LEADERS, HOPE OF

THE FUTURE

9:50 A.M. – 10:20 A.M. Trailblazing Filipino Creatives CHRISTOPHER DE VENECIA

4th District, Pangasinan

10:20 A.M. – 10:50 A.M. Technological Innovations RAPHAELLE ORTEGA-DAVID

Governor of La Union

10:50 A.M. – 11:20 A.M. Gender Equality and Development MIEL AGUSTIN
Barangay Councilor, Malolos, Bulacan

11:20 A.M. – 11:25 A.M. Buhay Ingatan, Droga’y Ayawan AVP

11:25 A.M – 11:30 A.M. ICE BREAKER (Trivia Questions, etc.)

A BEACON OF HOPE FOR THE YOUTH

11:30 A.M. – 12:00 P.M. Youth Climate Action and Disaster Resilience: NADEREV “YEB” SAÑO
Adverse effect of Climate Change Executive Director, GreenPeace PH

12:00 P.M. – 12:30 P.M. Food Security and Sustainability through DAVID CHRISTIAN AZARCON
Farming Young Farmers Challenge Program Regional
Awardee, Region 1
12:30 P.M. – 1:30 P.M. Intermission / LUNCH Break

1:30 P.M – 2:00 P.M. Inclusive and Fair Employment for Young ARTH BRYAN CELESTE
Professionals Mayor of Alaminos, Pangasinan

2:00 P.M. – 2:30 P.M. Responsible, Healthy and Active Youth through City Youth and Sports Development Office
Sports San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan

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2:30 P.M. – 3:00 P.M. Healthy Mind, Healthy YOUth Speak Up, I’m Here Program, Region 1

3:00 P.M. – 3:05 P.M. Youth Summit AVP

3:05 P.M. – 3:10 P.M. Announcement of Winners (Essay) One of the Judges (TBA)

3:10 P.M. – 3:15 P.M. Champion’s Message

3:15 P.M. – 3:20 P.M. Announcement of Winners (Digital Poster One of the Judges (TBA)
Making) and preview of winning pieces

3:20 P.M. – 3:25 P.M. Champion’s Message

3:25 P.M. – 3:30 P.M. Announcement of Winners (Song writing) One of the Judges (TBA)

3:30 P.M. – 3:35 P.M. Champion’s Message and preview of winning

piece

3:35 P.M. – 3:40 P.M. Announcement of Winners (Tiktok Challenge) One of the Judges (TBA)

3:40 P.M. – 3:45 P.M Champion’s Message and preview of winning

piece

3:45 P.M. – 3:50 P.M. Photo Ops

3:50 P.M. – 4:00 P.M. Closing Remarks PAULINO G. LALATA, JR., CESO V
OIC-Assistant Regional Director, Region 1

Moderator

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 MECHANICS AND CRITERIA

1. Essay Writing Competition

The Essay Writing Contest encourages and enhances critical thinking, helps to
organized a well-rounded thought for the youth participants. This activity also improves
arguments with accuracy and bereft of fallacies about the topic of Constitutional Reform and
other related matters, which may be discussed in the conduct of this activity.

Guidelines in the component of the essay, which shall be observed, but not necessarily
to be followed in this competition: Introduction, three (3) body-paragraphs, and conclusion.

a. Introduction

The introduction is usually the base of the essay. It is built up of three (3) major parts.
First, the introduction contains an opening statement, which can sometimes be a question.
This is what most writers refer to as an essay hook. Its purpose is to determine if the reader
wants to continue reading the entire essay until the end or not. Therefore, it should be able to
grab their attention quickly. In addition, it needs to be fresh as well as creative.

Secondly, the introduction part of an essay should have a supporting sentence. Such
sentence often connects to the opening statement. Sometimes, writers call it the essay bridge.
This is because it attempts to explain the hook of the sentence and make the essay topic more
relevant to discuss.

The last part of the introduction is the thesis statement. This is simply an argument
or claim, which you select either to argue for or against when writing the essay. Therefore, an
excellent thesis statement should be short and price at the same time.

By taking into consideration all the parts of the introduction, you can be certain to draft
an outstanding essay. Make sure that you structure well your introduction question, the
supporting sentence, as well as the thesis statement. Remember that all the information
should fit in just a single paragraph. So, try to be concise, direct, and avoid too much
information.

b. First Body Paragraph

After the introduction, the next part of an essay is the first body paragraph. The
contestants, therefore, have to write the strongest point in order to prove the thesis statement.
The sentence that the participants start with should match with the transitional sentence of the
introduction. The next sentence should present a description of some examples relating to
point of argument in the paragraph. Finally, the last statement of this part needs to be
transitional. The purpose of this is to connect into the claim you intend to present in the second
body paragraph.

c. Second Body Paragraph

The second body paragraph of the 5 parts of an essay should give the second
strongest and compelling argument supporting the thesis statement. The sentence you begin
with should connect to the transitional sentence of the first paragraph. You also need to clearly
present the argument as you begin the paragraph. Consider the use of examples to give
enough support to the argument. As you end the paragraph, write a transition sentence to
connect the third and the conclusive paragraph.

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 d. Third Body Paragraph

This is the last paragraph of the 5 parts of an essay. It is thus a paragraph in which
you should write the weakest argument to support the thesis statement. Despite being the
weakest argument, you do not have to mention that in the essay. Also, avoid over-
compensating this paragraph with a lot of examples. Instead, structure it just like the first and
the second body paragraphs. As you end it, give a conclusive sentence to make it sound
obvious that it is the last main point you present to the readers.

e. Conclusion

The conclusion is the last paragraph of the 5 parts of an essay. It should, therefore,
restate the essay thesis statement. However, your restatement should be exactly the same as
the thesis statement in the introductory part. On the other hand, the conclusion sums up all
the three key points of all the body paragraphs. The last sentence of this part must give a clear
and accurate signal that it is the end of the essay.

Participants:

• Open to all young people ages 15-30 living within the Philippines except those who
already won last year’s competition.
• Can be a student, Out of School Youth (OSY), or Working Professional, as long as
within the age limit

Mechanics and Rules:

1. The Essay must be original and must expound embracing the THEME;

2. The output must highlight existing and future government services that helped and will
help empower the youth within the locality in their respective fiscal and local autonomy.

3. All essays should be written in English and shall consist of not less than 500 words nor
more than 750 words.

4. All entries shall be submitted to the Central Office (clcryouthsummit@gmail.com)

5. By joining the contest and submitting entry/entries, all participants grant the DILG-
CLCR rights over the entry/entries including but not limited to use, alter, without
material or territorial limitations. Any entry selected will include proper attribution to the
participant.

Criteria:

I. Content and Relevance to The THEME 35%

II. Originality 25%
III. Composition and Creativity 20%
IV. Persuasion/Impact 20%

TOTAL 100%

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2. Digital Poster Making Contest

Participants:

• Open to all young people ages 15-30 living within the Philippines except those who
already won last year’s competition.
• Can be a student, Out of School Youth (OSY), or Working Professional as long as
within the age limit

Mechanics and Rules:

1. May work as an individual or group – will use only digital platforms for the creation
of digital poster.

2. All entries shall be submitted to the Central Office (clcryouthsummit@gmail.com)

and must be in png file format.

3. Entries must be aligned to the theme; the copyright holders represent and warrant that
submission of the material does not breach any law, and further that no third party can
hold any claims or any objections regarding the rights granted to the DILG-CLCR.

4. Each entry must be original work of the participants and encouraged to put watermarks
on their respective entries. Upon submission, the participants should include a brief
description of their entry. By joining the contest and submitting entry/entries, all
participants grant the DILG-CLCR rights over the entry/entries including but not limited
to use, alter, without material or territorial limitations. Any entry selected will include
proper attribution to the participant.

Criteria:

I. Technical Criteria 20%

(Exposure Focus/Sharpness, Color and/or
Tonal Rendition, Contrast, Lighting)

II. Visual and Aesthetic Criteria 20%

(Framing and choice of viewpoint, Background
Design elements and principles, Appropriate
Application of photographic and/or manipulative
Techniques, Visual impact)

III. Content 40%

(Information, Emotion, Mood, Feeling, Denotative
and connotative content, symbolism, metaphor
Meaning, Message, Relevance to the THEME, Subject impact)

IV. General Characteristic 20%

(Originality, Style, Context, Empathy, Insight)

TOTAL 100%

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3. Songwriting Contest

Participants:

• Open to all young people ages 15-30 living within the Philippines except those who
already won last year’s competition.
• Can be a student, Out of School Youth (OSY), or Working Professional as long as
within the age limit

Mechanics and Rules:

1. Must be an original composition;

2. Minimum duration of 3 minutes and must not exceed 5 minutes;

3. Relevance to the THEME is a must;

4. Song Entry must have musical accompaniment (acoustic or full band);

5. All entries shall be submitted to the Central Office (clcryouthsummit@gmail.com)

and must be either in mp3 and mp4 format.

6. By joining the contest, all participants grant the DILG-CLCR the right to use their output
in the website or to other IEC related materials. Any winning outputs selected to be
used in that way would be done so with proper attribution to the owner.

Criteria:

I. Originality 20%

II. Lyrical relevance to the theme 30%

III. Melody and Musicality 25%

IV. Recording Quality 25%

TOTAL 100%

4. Tiktok Challenge

A. Participants:

• Open to all young people ages 15-30 living within the Philippines except those who
already won last year’s competition.
• Can be a student, Out of School Youth (OSY), or Working Professional as long as
within the age limit

B. Mechanics and Rules:

a. Maximum duration of 1 minute;

b. Relevance to the THEME is a MUST;

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 c. Creativity on the background music to be used is encouraged and within discretion
of the participant;
d. By joining the contest, all participants grant the DILG-CLCR the right to use their
output in the website or to other IEC related materials. Any winning outputs selected to be
used in that way would be done so with proper attribution to the owner.

Criteria:

I. Relevance to the theme 35%

II. Uniqueness 20%

III. Creativity 20%

IV. Execution 25%

TOTAL 100%

IMPORTANT REMINDERS TO THE PARTICIPANTS:

All interested participants MUST submit the following documents along with their entry:

1. 2 valid IDs;
2. Picture of their ATM card; front and back (kindly cover the CVV number at the back for
security purposes);
3. 3 signatures (blank paper); and
4. Email scanned copies to cfcrpmo.ops@gmail.com stating their name, which category
they are joining, bank and account number

NOTE: Failure to submit the abovementioned documents entails disqualification of the entry
and the participant.
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2023-11-21 3:13 PM

Republic of the Philippines

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
REGION X - NORTHERN MINDANAO
Km 3 Fr. W.F. Masterson Avenue, Upper Carmen, Cagayan de Oro City
www.region10.dilg.gov.ph

MEMORANDUM
2023-11-21 3:32PM

TO : ALL PROVINCIAL AND CITY DIRECTORS

DILG Region 10

SUBJECT : CANCELLATION OF THE CONDUCT OF THE NATIONAL

YOUTH SUMMIT 2023 VIRTUAL ORIENTATION

DATE : November 21, 2023

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This has reference to DILG Unnumbered Memorandum dated November 21, 2023
signed by Faizah L. Lucman, Chief Project Officer regarding the above subject.

Due to conflict of schedule of guest speakers, please be informed that the conduct
of the National Youth Summit 2023 Virtual Orientation has been cancelled.
However, CLCR will be posting materials regarding the National Youth Summit 2023
Competitions on the CLCR’s Official Facebook Page @dilgclcr.

In line thereto, please be requested in sharing/reposting the materials in your

respective Facebook Pages to mobilize youth participants to join said competitions.

For information and dissemination.

WILHELM M. SUYKO, CESO IV

Regional Director

Encl: DILG Unnumbered Memorandum re Cancellation of the Conduct of the National Youth Summit 2023 Virtual Orientation
dated November 21, 2023
LGCDD:HLO/ adl

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