Negros Oriental Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NOCCI) President Edward Du, together with Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Officer (PENRO) Viernov Grefalde and Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA)-Negros Oriental personnel Godwina Gumalo and Alberto Faburada, conducted a site visit at Tamlang Valley with two British Coconut investors from New Canopy Sustainable Ventures, Mr. William Griffiths and Christopher Morson.This activity was one of NOCCI’s investor services and investment promotion activities, in collaboration with the Negros Oriental Investment Promotion Center (NOIPC), which aims to attract more investors for the Tamlang Valley Sustainable Agriculture for Growth and Resiliency (TVSAGR) Project in Negros Oriental.
Negros Oriental Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NOCCI) President Edward Du, alongside Provincial Environment and Natural Resources Officer (PENRO) Viernov Grefalde and Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA)-Negros Oriental personnel Godwina Gumalo and Alberto Faburada, embarked on a significant site visit to Tamlang Valley. Joining them were two British Coconut investors from New Canopy Sustainable Ventures, Mr. William Griffiths and Christopher Morson. This strategic activity, facilitated by NOCCI in collaboration with the Negros Oriental Investment Promotion Center (NOIPC), underscores the concerted efforts to attract more investors for the Tamlang Valley Sustainable Agriculture for Growth and Resiliency (TVSAGR) Project in Negros Oriental.
The site visit served as a platform to showcase the immense potential of Tamlang Valley as an investment destination, particularly in the realm of sustainable agriculture. Led by NOCCI President Edward Du, the delegation explored various aspects of the valley, including its natural resources, agricultural landscapes, and infrastructure facilities. This firsthand experience provided the British investors with valuable insights into the opportunities available and the conducive environment for investment in Negros Oriental.
PENRO Viernov Grefalde and PCA-Negros Oriental personnel Godwina Gumalo and Alberto Faburada played instrumental roles in providing technical expertise and guidance during the site visit. Their insights into environmental conservation practices, coconut farming techniques, and regulatory frameworks contributed to the investors’ understanding of the local landscape and investment dynamics.
The presence of British investors Mr. William Griffiths and Christopher Morson underscores the growing interest of international stakeholders in the TVSAGR Project and the broader investment landscape of Negros Oriental. Their participation in the site visit signals confidence in the region’s potential for sustainable agriculture and highlights the collaborative efforts between local and foreign partners in driving economic growth and development.
NOCCI’s proactive approach to investor services and investment promotion, in tandem with NOIPC, aims to capitalize on the untapped opportunities within Tamlang Valley and position Negros Oriental as a prime investment destination. By facilitating meaningful engagements between local stakeholders and potential investors, NOCCI seeks to foster mutually beneficial partnerships that contribute to the long-term sustainability and resilience of the region’s agriculture sector.
The site visit also provided a platform for dialogue and exchange between the visiting investors and local authorities. Discussions revolved around investment incentives, regulatory frameworks, market potential, and collaboration opportunities, laying the groundwork for future partnerships and investment commitments.
Tamlang Valley represents a pivotal milestone in NOCCI’s efforts to attract investments for the TVSAGR Project and promote sustainable agriculture in Negros Oriental. By leveraging the region’s natural resources, fostering partnerships, and facilitating investor engagements, NOCCI aims to catalyze economic growth, create employment opportunities, and enhance the livelihoods of local communities. With a shared vision for sustainable development, NOCCI and its partners are poised to unlock the full potential of Tamlang Valley and drive positive change in Negros Oriental’s agricultural landscape.
