IAG and SLASH.ph have signed a memorandum of agreement to establish the Independent Election Monitoring Center (IEMC) - BARMM & Sulu, headquartered in Cotabato City. The IEMC will monitor electoral activities, enhance security, prevent violence, and promote transparency and fairness in the May 2025 elections.

A wave of community engagement has swept across the five municipalities of the Iranun Development Council (IDC) as diverse sectors actively participated in a series of Local Stakeholder and Community Consultations throughout April 2025.

This focus on youth is statistically grounded. IAG Research indicates that Gen Z (aged 17-29) constitutes 32.1% of potential voters in BARMM, while Millennials (born 1982-1994) make up another 24.8%, together forming a substantial portion of the electorate.

The IEMC-BARMM & Sulu is dedicated to working collaboratively with all stakeholders, including government agencies, civil society organizations, and the media, to ensure a successful and peaceful electoral process in 2025.

The collaboration will combine IAG's governance expertise with Unilab's health policy experience to create innovative and responsive healthcare platforms. Both organizations emphasized their commitment to addressing the region's unique health challenges.

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