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36 regional offices, 7 provinces and areas, 108 towns and cities, 2,185 barangays and the 80 Members of Parliament.

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Attached offices, authorities and commissions · 20

Provinces and towns

Winners of COMELEC’s canvass of the May 2025 elections, for 2025–2028. Each town’s page has its emergency lines and barangay officials.

Bangsamoro ParliamentThe 80 Members of ParliamentElected on 14 September 2026, by district, party, sector and indigenous peoples’ seat.See them all

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Bangsamoro Planning and Development Authority

How it is organized 18

18 of 18 units with a named head, as of July 2026

  • Office of the Bangsamoro Director General

    Mohajirin T. Ali, Bangsamoro Director GeneralJuly 2026

  • Deputy Bangsamoro Director General

    Amil J. Abubakar, Deputy Bangsamoro Director GeneralJuly 2026

  • Planning and Policies Bureau (PPB)7

    Melanie M. Indar, Director I - PPBJuly 2026

    • Macro-Economic Planning Division

      Camelia N. de Vera-Dacanay, Chief Economic Development SpecialistJuly 2026

    • Economic Planning Division

      Rohanisah N. Rashid, Chief Economic Development SpecialistJuly 2026

    • Social Planning Division

      Palawan T. Mamaon, Development Management Officer VJuly 2026

    • Infrastructure Planning Division

      Mohammad Hadafie A. Abubakar, Planning Officer VJuly 2026

    • Peace, Public Order, Safety and Security Division

      Mohammad Yassin K. Bajunaid, Planning Officer VJuly 2026

    • Monitoring and Evaluation Division

      Nomaire P. Mustapha, Project Evaluation Officer VJuly 2026

    • Local Planning and Coordinating Division

      Shariffa Ainie M. Abatayo, Planning Officer VJuly 2026

  • Finance and Administrative Support Services Bureau (FASSB)2

    Akmad A. Guinta, Director I - FASSBJuly 2026

    • Finance Division

      Samira S. Al-Saidie, Chief AccountantJuly 2026

    • Administrative Division

      Zenaida A. Badrudin, Chief Administrative OfficerJuly 2026

  • Research Development and Special Projects Bureau (RDSPB)4

    Kadil A. Sulaik Jr., Director I - RDSPBJuly 2026

    • Research and Development Division

      Marifah M. Agar, Planning Officer VJuly 2026

    • Information and Knowledge Management Division

      Datuali U. Ibrahim, Information Technology Officer IIIJuly 2026

    • Oda / Nationally Funded Programs and Project Coordinations Division

      Hasna A. Adam, Project Development Officer VJuly 2026

    • Economic Intelligence Division

      Daren D. Española, Chief Economic Development SpecialistJuly 2026

From BPDA, Organizational Structure (chart with portraits; image file timestamped 2026-07-01); BPDA, Director General's Corner.

Who has headed it

  1. 2019 – PresentEngr. Mohajirin T. Ali, Director GeneralSource

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How this was read

The chart shows every staff member's portrait, name and position. The first card under each division (the usual place of the division head) is taken as its head; the chart prints only position titles and does not call anyone 'Chief' of a division. No field offices are shown, and no citizen's charter was found.

Heads, numbers and emails as the offices' own pages and documents published them, each with its source and date. An email is listed only where an official page shows it as text; many sites hide theirs from automated readers. The elected Parliament takes office on 30 October 2026, and the Chief Minister and the cabinet may change with it. Confirm a number before you rely on it.