31/08/2026
CONNER EMPOWERS YOUTH LEADERS THROUGH YOUTH LEADERSHIP SUMMIT
The Municipal Government of Conner successfully concluded the Linggo ng Kabataan 2026 cm Youth Leadership Summit held on August 28–30, 2026, at the Municipal Building Hall, anchored on the theme “Hindi Lang Kami ang Kinabukasan, Kami Rin ang Ngayon.”
The three-day activity was an LGU initiative through the Local Youth Development Office (LYDO), headed by Local Youth Development Officer Daryl Vic B. Sibal, in partnership with the 98th Infantry (Masinag) Battalion, Philippine Army.
The opening program was graced by LTC Melchol L. Balasi, Commanding Officer of the 98th Infantry (Masinag) Battalion, as Guest of Honor, with 1LT Kenneth John Dela Cruz, CMO Officer, also in attendance. Dahlia Casuple, representing the Municipal Mayor, delivered the Opening Message.
The summit aimed to develop responsible and empowered young leaders by enhancing their leadership skills, awareness on community issues, and active participation in nation-building and local development. Through various learning sessions and activities, the participants were encouraged to become advocates of peace, resilience, good citizenship, and positive change in their communities.
The summit featured meaningful sessions on youth leadership, nation-building, peace and order, human rights, disaster resilience, national security, health, sanitation, and hygiene, along with team-building activities, talent showcases, fellowship, community dance, and the Youth Leadership Summit night.
Participants also learned about the Local Youth Development Plan 2027–2029, encouraging them to take an active role in shaping programs and initiatives for the youth.
The activity culminated in the presentation and confirmation of graduates, awarding of certificates, messages from participants, community dance, and a boodle fight, marking a successful three days of learning, leadership, and camaraderie.
The Municipal Government of Conner remains committed to empowering the youth as active partners in community development—because they are not only the future, but the leaders of today.