New Chair for Bangsamoro Peace Implementing Panel to be Announced
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New Chair for Bangsamoro Peace Implementing Panel to be Announced

The Philippine government is set to announce a new chairperson for its Peace Implementing Panel (PIP) in the Bangsamoro peace process by July 15. This will be the sixth chairperson since 2016. The appointment is expected to impact the progress of the peace process and the upcoming Bangsamoro Parliamentary Elections scheduled for September 14.

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    Philippine Peace Adviser Mel Senen Sarmiento has been appointed to concurrently chair the government's Peace Implementing Panel for the Bangsamoro Peace Process. This move aims to streamline the peace process and accelerate the implementation of stalled agreements, with the MILF expressing a welcoming stance.