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Province of South Cotabato
Why South Cotabato is the best place to stay and do business in Southern Mindanao. Discover the diverse culture of South Cotabateños and what the Government of South Cotabato can offer.
South Cotabato, located in the southern part of the island of Mindanao in the Philippines, is a region known for its stunning natural landscapes, vibrant culture, and welcoming communities.
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South Cotabato stands as a safe place for both locals and foreigners. Exemplifying its commitment to community-based law enforcement, the provincial government organized a 13,000 plus-strong “Auxiliary Police Force,” a proven and effective approach to maintaining peace and order particularly in far-flung areas. Moreover, the South Cotabato Provincial Police Office (SCPPO) has continuously and effectively enhanced public safety and law enforcement through dynamic strategies, fostering community engagement, partnerships, and education for continuous improvement.
South Cotabato stands as a safe place for both locals and foreigners. Exemplifying its commitment to community-based law enforcement, the provincial government organized a 13,000 plus-strong “Auxiliary Police Force,” a proven and effective approach to maintaining peace and order particularly in far-flung areas. Moreover, the South Cotabato Provincial Police Office (SCPPO) has continuously and effectively enhanced public safety and law enforcement through dynamic strategies, fostering community engagement, partnerships, and education for continuous improvement.
South Cotabato exudes a vibrant cultural heritage, led by the flourishing T’boli community and other indigenous groups, particularly in Lake Sebu and T’boli, offering immersive traditional encounters like visiting indigenous houses, cultural villages, and museums such as the Tboli Museum (house of gongs), South Cotabato Community Museum, and more; engaging in activities like wearing traditional attire and accessories, canoe cruising across lakes, and pottery-making.
Provincial Government of South Cotabato
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