MAKATI CITY — Government agencies, local officials, and law enforcement representatives gathered in Makati for the 3rd Quarter Full Council Meeting of the Regional Peace and Order Council–National Capital Region (RPOC-NCR) at Ascott Makati. The meeting brought regional stakeholders together to discuss key concerns affecting peace, security, and community safety across Metro Manila. Among the major topics were the region’s peace and order situation, school-based violence prevention, coordinated assistance for vulnerable sectors, and efforts to uphold national integrity.
Strengthening Coordination Across Metro Manila
The discussions highlighted the need for government institutions and law enforcement agencies to work closely in responding to emerging security and public safety concerns. Council members reviewed the current peace and order situation while emphasizing coordinated approaches among national government agencies, local government units, and law enforcement. School safety also took a significant place in the meeting following an August focus group discussion that examined existing risks and areas requiring stronger coordination. Representatives from the education and law enforcement sectors shared situational assessments and operational guidelines covering violence prevention, reporting, referral, and response as preparations continue for the academic year.
Makati Supports Regional Governance Efforts
As host of the quarterly meeting, Makati provided a venue for officials and stakeholders to exchange information and align strategies on issues affecting communities throughout the NCR. The city government emphasized the importance of open communication and sustained partnerships in addressing shared peace and order concerns. The meeting also covered preparations related to major events and the strengthening of emergency preparedness mechanisms. By bringing regional decision-makers and frontline agencies together, the RPOC-NCR gathering reinforced the importance of collective action in keeping Metro Manila communities safer and more prepared for emerging challenges.
