Cebu City, Philippines – In an unprecedented show of unity and support for the local transportation sector, Royeca, the esteemed Angkasangga nominee, graced the Habal-Habal Summit 2024 with his presence. The event, which took place at the SR Grounds on December 7, 2024, witnessed an overwhelming turnout from the habal-habal community, keen on fostering a unified front for sustainable and inclusive transportation solutions.
Royeca, known for his relentless advocacy for the rights and recognition of motorcycle taxis in the Philippines, took the stage to underscore the critical role of the habal-habal riders in the urban mobility landscape. In his address, he highlighted the necessity of rallying together under the Angkasangga Partylist, a movement aiming to secure a safer, more reliable, and regulated environment for motorcycle taxis, or “habal-habal”, across the nation.
“The essence of today’s gathering goes beyond just celebrating our contribution to Philippine society; it’s a testament to our collective endeavor to create a better, more inclusive future for habal-habal riders,” Royeca shared enthusiastically. “By uniting under the Angkasangga partylist, we are taking a significant step towards ensuring that every ride is safe, every driver is competent and recognized, and our community thrives.”
The Habal-Habal Summit 2024 featured insightful discussions, workshops, and exhibition showcases, all aimed at highlighting the advancements, challenges, and opportunities in the habal-habal sector. Angkasangga’s participation not only elevated the event’s significance but also cemented the importance of collaboration between policymakers, transport operators, and the riders themselves in charting the course for the future of urban mobility in the Philippines.
As the day unfolded, it became evident that the summit was more than just a gathering; it was a powerful declaration of solidarity and purpose. The habal-habal community, buoyed by Royeca’s vision and leadership, emerged more united than ever, ready to drive forward the transformation of the Philippine transportation landscape, hand in hand with the Angkasangga Partylist.
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