(Office of the CNMI Governor) — Gov. David M. Apatang met with Guam Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero and Lt. Gov. Joshua Tenorio to engage in high-level discussions focused on mining issues, the Bureau of Environmental and Occupational Health, and the alignment of shared priorities across the Marianas region.
The meeting emphasized the importance of intergovernmental collaboration in addressing environmental stewardship, resource management, and regulatory considerations affecting the region. Leaders also discussed strategies to present a unified Marianas perspective at the upcoming Intergovernmental Affairs or IGIA meeting, ensuring that regional concerns and priorities are clearly articulated and collectively advanced.
Governor Apatang underscored the value of open dialogue and coordination with Guam’s leadership, noting that alignment across the Marianas strengthens advocacy efforts at the federal level and promotes sustainable and responsible development.
The CNMI Office of the Governor looks forward to continued collaboration with regional partners as preparations move forward for the IGIA meeting and ongoing discussions on shared policy priorities.
