CLARK FREEPORT – The Clark Development Corporation (CDC) and the Provincial Government of Pampanga have signed a lease agreement for the establishment of a market inside the Clark Freeport that would showcase and sell various agricultural and cottage-industry products made in the province.
CDC President Felipe Antonio B. Remollo and Governor Lilia “Nanay Baby” Pineda signed the lease agreement at the governor’s extension office here on Friday.
According to Remollo, the CDC has allotted a 20,337-square meter area along Clark’s C.M. Recto Avenue and B. Fernando and Panday Pira Streets for the Provincial Government’s livelihood project, which has an initial investment of P5 million.
Pineda said the “Market, market” project aims to promote the various products offered by the province’s agricultural and cottage-industry sector. She said fresh and low-priced vegetables and other agricultural products will be sold in the market.
“Market, market” will also feature internationally-known products like the Christmas lanterns of the City of San Fernando or the “Parul Sampernandu,” pottery from Sto. Tomas town, sculptures and furniture from Betis, and guitars from San Antonio in Guagua.
