The Multi-Tribal Movement in the Philippines, Inc. (MTMPI) have been organized on July 7, 2009, in view of the series of consultations made by its National Chairman Datu ABDELNASSER V. SULTAN ESMAEL of the Maguindanaon tribe, in spite his advocacy in promoting peaceful means and harmonious environment for the people of Mindanao. Moreover, he had also spent so much time and effort in sharing his ideas, advocacies and aspirations to some intellectual and prudent individuals from the different Muslims, Lumads and non-Muslims, with equal distribution of representations, privileges and benefits, who are all supposed to be naturalized Filipino Citizens, regardless of professions, creed, religion and nationalities, provided however, that they are law abiding citizens ad that they will abide with the Constitution and By-Laws of the MTMPI. The very primary aims and objectives of the Movement shall be to establish lasting peace, unity in diversity among members of different tribes, ideologies and professions. Eliminate tribal differences, minimize power struggle by inculcating into the minds of the members through indoctrination the importance of strong camaraderie, mutual understanding, communal undertakings through cooperative ventures and organizational development strategies. This movement have been conceived, in view of the existence of strong competition between and among the different tribes in any Muslim communities, Muslim’s organizations or even to some government instrumentalities and non-government entities, where there are combination of members and workers coming from the different Bangsamoro tribes. The Movement is also concern about the revival of the different cultures and practices of the bangsamoro people especially on the primitive leadership styles, such as the Sultanates and Rajahs, Rulership and Datus. Although, these types of leadership are existing in the different muslim places and countries and ethnic communities, especially in the middle East and European countries, but in places or countries where Muslims is minority has no strong clout as compare with the ancient period of its influence. In the Philippines, since the implementation of Local Government Code, the previous and innate power of influence of the Sultanates, the rajahs and Datus have been diminishing, although to some foreign countries, where monarchy is the form of their inherent ascendancy where we can see the high regards and respect with their King, the Sultan or Ra
