(Volume 5) GGLC Express Issue - Global Gateway Logistics City
(Volume 5) GGLC Express Issue - Global Gateway Logistics City
(Volume 5) GGLC Express Issue - Global Gateway Logistics City
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<strong>Global</strong> regional <strong>Gateway</strong> News<br />
In 2008, then President Arroyo, inaugurated the<br />
groundbreaking ceremony. Sheikh Ahmad Dawood<br />
Salman Al Sabah, a member of Kuwait’s royal and ruling<br />
family also attended representing the government of<br />
Kuwait. The ceremony was well attended by numerous<br />
dignitaries from both government and industry and over<br />
1,000 attendees.<br />
Last December, Medical <strong>City</strong> also had a groundbreaking<br />
ceremony there.<br />
According to Wright, construction is almost complete<br />
but the restoration of the cemetery would need a lot of<br />
support from different sectors, to make the vision of this<br />
campaign possible.<br />
In the coming months, Peregrine’s Wright said, <strong>GGLC</strong> will<br />
be breaking ground on a retail and commercial section<br />
and have several other locators in the final stages of<br />
lease negotiations.<br />
Indeed, Clark is one booming place with the help of<br />
<strong>GGLC</strong>.<br />
Restoration works ongoing<br />
at Clark Veterans Cemetery<br />
Sun Star Pampanga<br />
CLARK FREEPORT - <strong>Global</strong> <strong>Gateway</strong> <strong>Logistics</strong> <strong>City</strong> and<br />
Peregrine Development International said Friday that<br />
restoration works are now ongoing at the Clark Cemetery.<br />
Peregrine president Dennis L. Wright said they have<br />
provided for the construction of a new perimeter fence for<br />
the cemetery on behalf of <strong>Global</strong> <strong>Gateway</strong> <strong>Logistics</strong> <strong>City</strong>.<br />
Newly built perimeter fence of Clark Veterans Cemetery.<br />
“We would like to be able to witness the transfer<br />
of the forgotten Clark Veterans Cemetery to its<br />
proper administration by the National Cemetery<br />
Administration, American Battle Monuments<br />
Commission and concerned government agencies,”<br />
Wright said.<br />
Restoration works for CVCRA Fence<br />
<strong>GGLC</strong> Newsletter <strong>Express</strong><br />
In addition, Wright said the restoration of the cemetery<br />
is to honor the veterans, both Americans and Filipinos,<br />
who are interred there.<br />
“We want to achieve national recognition and federal<br />
support for the cemetery,” Wright said.<br />
The other day, Vietnam War hero retired Sergeant Major<br />
Frederick Edward Smith, who died last January 12 at the<br />
age of 68, was interred there.<br />
His burial was considered as one of the “most<br />
decorated” the Clark Cemetery has had in recent<br />
history.<br />
“The ongoing restoration campaign is something that<br />
Surgeant Major Smith would be proud to know and<br />
support. His passing has helped to address the needs of<br />
the cemetery,” Wright said.<br />
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