CLARK FREEPORT – Residents and visitors here will soon enjoy a versatile hub offering fitness amenities, and Mediterranean-inspired cuisine.
Habibia Corporation (HC) has signed a 15-year lease for the development of a P22 million fitness gym and a Mediterranean Grill at Barn House 2079, covering 1,100 square meters.
Clark Development Corporation President and CEO Atty. Agnes VST Devanadera and HC President Aileen Bognot Fajardo, and co-owner Tarek Aouini has formally signed the Memorandum of Agreement for the development of the two businesses.
HC will house the Core and Balance Pilates Studio, and Couscousi Mediterranean Grill. This project is expected to create 24 job opportunities for local residents.
“We are grateful for the trust given to us, particularly by Ms. Aileen and Mr. Tarek Aouini. Positive developments are happening because of the teamwork between the estate manager (CDC) and our investors. Through this kind of partnership, we can achieve higher levels of development,” said Devanadera.
According to Alex Aquino, Communications Consultant of HC, Couscousi Mediterranean Grill will offer a variety of healthy gourmet meals inspired by cuisines from countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea, such as Greece, Italy, Morocco, and Tunisia.
The Core and Balance Pilates Studio will focus on enhancing clients’ physical health and overall well-being through various fitness programs and personalized training sessions.
Derived from the Arabic word “habibi,” meaning beloved, HC aims to introduce a blend of wellness, culinary diversity, and convenient services inspired by Mediterranean influences to the Clark community.