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Mamintal Raki-in Adiong III

Currently serving

Eldest son of Lanao del Sur Governor Mamintal Adiong Jr. and grandson of former Governor Mamintal Adiong Sr. Co-founded a volunteer rescue group during the 2017 Marawi siege and later worked with the Lanao del Sur provincial disaster office. Holds a degree in Diplomacy and International Relations from RC Al-Khwarizmi International College.

Background compiled from Rappler, 15 Sep 2026 (winning nominees list), Inquirer, 21 Dec 2024, SunStar Davao, 15 Sep 2025, Wikipedia, Mamintal Adiong Jr. (family section), Rappler, Mohammad Khalid Adiong profile, COMELEC, BARMM Grand Coalition list of nominees for the 2025 BARMM parliamentary elections (Sep 2024) and Rappler, IN NUMBERS: BARMM's first elected parliament (Sep 2026).

Elected 14 September 2026

Party representative

BARMM Grand Coalition

Term: October 2026 – June 2031

Education

Diplomacy and International Relations, RC Al-Khwarizmi International College

Master's in Local Governance, Liceo de Cagayan University (in progress, 2025)

Family

Son of Mamintal 'Bombit' Adiong Jr., Governor of Lanao del Sur

Brother of Mohammad Khalid 'Mujam' Raki-in Adiong, Vice Governor of Lanao del Sur; SIAP Party president

Term of office

October 2026 – June 2031

Represents

Not recorded

Position

Member of Parliament · Party representative

Legislative record

Measures they contributed to.

Takes office 30 October 2026

Nothing filed yet — this Parliament has not sat.

Mamintal Raki-in Adiong III was elected on 14 September 2026 to the first Bangsamoro Parliament, whose term begins at noon on 30 October 2026. Bills and resolutions they file will appear here once Parliament publishes them.

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