Officials from Quezon City, Philippines celebrate 45 years of sister-city relationship with Maui County

Sister City Quezon City, Philippines

WAILUKU, Hawaii – A delegation of 24 elected officials from Quezon City Council, Philippines, led by Vice Mayor Josefina Belmonte, visited the Maui County Council on Monday to commemorate the 45th anniversary of a sister-city relationship with the county.

Sister City Quezon City, Philippines

Maui County Council Chair Mike White presented Vice Mayor Belmonte with a framed certificate.

Sister City Quezon City, Philippines

(L-R) Quezon City Council Minority Leader Franz Pumaren, Majority Leader Bong Suntay, Vice Mayor Josefina Belmonte, Maui County Council Chair Mike White and Vice-Chair Don Guzman

Maui County Council Vice-Chair Don S. Guzman, who was born in Cubao, Quezon City, presented Majority Leader Bong Suntay a copy of the 1970 resolution that established the relationship.

Sister City Quezon City, Philippines

Resolution 70-58, introduced by former Maui County Councilmember Yoneto Yamaguchi, established the sister-city relationship on Feb. 20, 1970. The resolution recognizes then-Maui County Councilmember Richard Caldito, who was adopted as an honorary member of the Quezon City Council.

Sister City Quezon City, Philippines

Located in metropolitan Manila, Quezon City is the national capital and the most populous municipality in the Philippines.

Sister City Quezon City, Philippines

To learn about the county’s sister cities, visit www.mauicountysistercities.org.

 

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