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DAVAO CITY — Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process Jesus Dureza is optimistic that the peace talks with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) would resume soon.


The talks were stalled last September because of the highly contentious ancestral domain issue.


"I am very positive on the resumption of the peace talks… It would hopefully be soon," Dureza said, adding that a new proposal from chief negotiator Silvestre Afable III on how to solve the thorny issue has been sent to the MILF.


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Zamzamin Ampatuan, SPDA executive director, said the agency needs the funds since it was removed from the list of government agencies funded under the General Appropriations Act when it was abolished two years ago.


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Presidential Assistant on the Peace Process Jesus Dureza said the three-day truce, to start tomorrow, would also pave the way for the formulation of measures that would stave off encounters between MILF forces and militiamen.


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                    [Summary] => Mindanao’s airline and tourism industry takes another big leap as a Filipino-Russian-owned airline company, Mosphil Aero Inc., gears up in establishing new direct flights to the Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines-East ASEAN Growth Area (BIMP-EAGA) and the Republic of Palau.


Mosphil Aero Inc. president Ibragim Sharifkulov said the airline company is putting up international and domestic flights that will primarily service passenger and cargo traffic in the region.


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DAVAO CITY — Presidential Adviser on the Peace Process Jesus Dureza is optimistic that the peace talks with the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) would resume soon.


The talks were stalled last September because of the highly contentious ancestral domain issue.


"I am very positive on the resumption of the peace talks… It would hopefully be soon," Dureza said, adding that a new proposal from chief negotiator Silvestre Afable III on how to solve the thorny issue has been sent to the MILF.


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Presidential Assistant on the Peace Process Jesus Dureza said the three-day truce, to start tomorrow, would also pave the way for the formulation of measures that would stave off encounters between MILF forces and militiamen.


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