Megaworld president receives top stakeholder award from Philippine Army

The award highlights the strong collaboration between the corporate sector and the military in promoting community resilience and national growth.

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The Philippine Army has honoured Lourdes T. Gutierrez-Alfonso, the President of property giant Megaworld, during its 129th Founding Anniversary celebrations. She received the ‘Stakeholder Award’ from Army Chief Lt. Gen. Antonio G. Nafarrete. The award highlights the strong collaboration between the corporate sector and the military in promoting community resilience and national growth.

Megaworld and the Philippine Army have worked together on several strategic initiatives. These programmes focus on preparing township residents and local communities to handle natural disasters and security risks. Beyond safety, the two organisations have implemented large ecological projects. These include coastal cleanups in locations such as Laoag City, San Vicente, Boracay and Lapu-Lapu City. They are also working on a massive reforestation project known as Project Three Point Five, which aims to plant and care for 3.5 million trees nationwide.

“We view our partnership with the Philippine Army as a vital catalyst for our sustainability mission. We look forward to more years of working with them in helping build a stronger, more secure future for our fellow Filipinos,” says Gutierrez-Alfonso.

This collaboration allows Megaworld to align its property expertise with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. The company is focusing on goals related to sustainable cities, life below water and peace and justice. By working with the Army, the developer aims to ensure its townships are safe and environmentally sound for future generations.

Lt. Gen. Nafarrete praised the vision of the partnership during the event. “This award symbolizes our shared vision of a secure, resilient, prosperous Filipino nation. As we raise our national flag today, let it signify our renewed commitment toward serving the nation. As it flutters freely, may it reflect our own freedom. Unbound, free-flowing, enduring,” he said in a statement.

Gutierrez-Alfonso expressed gratitude for the recognition, noting that it validates the company’s commitment to the nation. “We thank our partners from the Philippine Army for this recognition. This reinforces our mission to build safe, sustainable environments and communities that will drive Philippine growth for generations to come,” she added.

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