ILOILO – President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. is visiting Passi City today to lead two events aimed at supporting local communities and agrarian reform beneficiaries.
"Iloilo being a pilot province in integrated development, the provincial government has requested every municipality to prepare a municipal profile. Among the first of the forty-six towns to submit the manuscript of its "municipal profile" was Pavia. I thought the work was good enough, until I read Miss Guia C. Villaprudente's PAVIA, ILOILO: YESTERDAY, TODAY, AND TOMORROW.
This is a comprehensive study of life in Pavia which include history, people, geography, language, beliefs, practices, folkways, etc. This is the kind of work that should be encouraged, nay, required of all municipalities and provinces in the country."
PAVIA, Iloilo – In a significant step toward fostering a greener and more sustainable environment, the Sangguniang Panlalawigan of Iloilo has approved, through Resolution No. 2024-708, a municipal ordinance authored by Sangguniang Bayan (SB) Member Daniel “Dan” Fajardo II of Pavia on September 17, 2024.
ILOILO – The Municipality of Pavia, Iloilo has been cited as the first local government unit in Panay Island to have an operational Electronic – Business One-Stop Shop (E-Boss).
This brochure includes general information about the City of Passi in Iloilo Province such as facts and figures, festivals, attractions, and brief history.
Brochure for the Parada ng Kalayaan (Parade for Freedom): 126th Independence Day Parade held in June 12, 2024 at Quirino Grandstand, Manila. This features major historical events related to Philippine Independence.
ILOILO – To provide consumers with premium meat products, the Iloilo provincial government, through the assistance of World Bank, is establishing a Double A abattoir in Sitio Anak Bukid, Barangay Lo-ong, Concepcion town.
ILOILO City – The grand champion of the Dinagyang Festival 2026 tribes competition will take home not only an outright cash prize of P1.5 million but also a school infrastructure project worth P1.5 million, as the Iloilo City government raises the stakes to ensure the festival delivers lasting benefits beyond the streets.
