CDC-ME

CDC - Middle East Activities

Wednesday, December 15, 2004

December 13 Meeting

Date: December 13

Place: Turkish Restaurant, Talateen Area, Riyadh, KSA

Present:

Senan Angara

Xenus Caruz

other Casiguranin

Minutes:

1. incorporate CDC. Xenus to meet Allan in Manila to discuss procedures and requirements.

2. seek help and coordination of credible NGOs and environmental groups already operating in Casiguran.

3. public funds are necessary to implement programs for Casiguran development.

4. give tribute to unsung Casiguranin heroes who are models of selfless and genuine public service. Solicit nominations for the awards.

5. Senan to coordinate shipping of ukay-ukay to be distributed to areas hit by typhoon.

Labels: 2004-2006, cdcme, riyadh

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