Iloilo’s Rising Fast
By Pepin
The new Iloilo City Hall during its construction (Photo Credit to skyscrappercity.com.) |
A decade of waiting is almost over. Ten years ago, Ilonggos
dream of a highly urbanized city, but the aspiration seemed far-fetched. But today,
the metropolitan is gaining more momentum as more businesses are coming in and
job opportunities flourish.
Ayala Technohub (Photo Credit to foursquare.com) |
In addition, there are also condominiums and
highly-sophisticated hotels proposed to open in the last quarter of 2012. Call center
facilities are also coming into view in various parts of the city, and health
care institutions, like Iloilo Mission Hospital, Iloilo Doctor’s Hospital, St.
Paul’s Hospital, and Medicus Diagnostic Centers are currently upgrading their
facilities to better serve the people.
Paraw Regatta (Photo credit to ceajan.com) |
The city government is also investing on tourism and
infrastructure projects. In fact, it has fortified the Dinagyang, Kasadyahan,
and Paraw Regatta festivals by providing all the possible support needed so as
to maintain Iloilo’s status as “home of the best festivals in the country.”
Mayor Jed Mabilog and his team are implementing policies and
strategies to decongest traffic, as well as to create more public-friendly
infrastructures, such as walk paths, bridges, and wider roads. New
ordinances were created to better discipline offenders and protect the rights and
well-being of the citizens, and the new City Hall is already in full operation and promises to provide high quality services to the people.
Iloilo was expected to rise twenty years from now, but with
the latest developments, the city will prosper sooner as expected.
WOW! ILOILO'S ON THE RISE! MISSIN HOME SO MUCH!
ReplyDeletei went back to iloilo last january, and gosh, grabe talaga ang city. it developed so fast.
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