ILOILO City – In recognition of his exemplary leadership and transformative contributions to this city’s progress, Roel Zabala Castro, president and chief executive officer of MORE Electric and Power Corporation (MORE Power), has been officially declared an “adopted son” of Iloilo City.
Mayor Jerry P. Treñas conferred the honor through Executive Order No. 162, signed on December 12, 2024, citing Castro’s role in modernizing the city’s power distribution infrastructure.
Castro’s efforts have significantly enhanced the reliability and efficiency of electricity services, bolstering economic growth and improving the quality of life for residents and businesses, stressed Treñas.
The executive order cited Castro’s dedication to social responsibility, environmental sustainability, and community partnerships.
Under his guidance, MORE Power has not only advanced Iloilo City’s energy sector but also engaged in initiatives promoting education, public welfare, and social upliftment.
In a statement, MORE Power celebrated the recognition as a historic milestone for their leader.
“This honor recognizes Mr. Castro’s visionary leadership and commitment to the development of Iloilo City,” the company said.
His initiatives have empowered residents, businesses, and industries while fostering partnerships that uplift the community, it added.
Treñas said Castro exemplifies the values of community service, progress, and dedication.
“Roel Zabala Castro, through his actions and commitment, has truly become one of Iloilo City’s own, and his contributions will be remembered and cherished for generations to come,” he stressed./PN
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Mayor Jerry P. Treñas formally presents the Executive Order declaring Roel Z. Castro, president and chief executive officer of MORE Electric and Power Corporation, as an “Adopted Son” of Iloilo City. Castro’s visionary leadership has modernized the city’s power distribution infrastructure, driving progress and uplifting the lives of its residents.
