These young people represent the best of Guanajuato and become ambassadors of its values to the world, who upon their return will inspire more young
These young people represent the best of Guanajuato and become ambassadors of its values to the world, who upon their return will inspire more young people to dream big
Flag bearers will not only learn about new cultures, but will also develop leadership, empathy, critical thinking, and international vision
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“At the People’s Government, we are very proud to support our youth in this experience and we will be delighted to welcome them upon their return so that they can help us create communities with more young people in Guanajuato and thus live this experience,” said the Governor of the People, Libia Dennise Garcia Munoz Ledo, to the students who will benefit from the academic exchange programs between Guanajuato and Hiroshima, as well as those who will participate in international volunteer programs.
These young people represent the best of Guanajuato and become ambassadors of our values to the world, who upon their return will inspire more young people to dream big, said Libia Dennise.
“You have put all your effort and energy into achieving your goals, and you represent the youth of Guanajuato, a youth eager to excel, to move forward, to contribute, to continue preparing, because this experience will be a great learning experience,” said the State Governor as she welcomed the students.
Twelve high school students, along with two accompanying teachers, were selected to represent Guanajuato in Japan.
Beneficiaries are originally from:
- San Francisco del Rincon, Leon, Jaral del Progreso, Salvatierra, Acambaro, Tarimoro, Purisima del Rincon, and Comonfort
They belong to institutions such as:
- UG High School, SABES, CONALEP, CBTA, DGETI, and UVEG
They were selected through a rigorous process that included document review, bilingual interviews, and analysis of the social context.
The People’s Government covers transportation, travel insurance, lodging, food, and a travel kit, with an investment of more than 646,000 pesos, reaffirming its commitment to inclusive, global, and transformative education.
In addition, 25 teaching students (19 women and 6 men), from 5 teacher training schools, will travel to 11 countries: 7 to Germany, 1 to Armenia, 1 to Slovenia, 1 to Spain, 1 to France, 6 to Iceland, 4 to Italy, 1 to Japan, 1 to Norway, 1 to the Czech Republic and 1 to Thailand, where they will volunteer in communities, where they will strengthen their professional, intercultural and social skills, with a sense of global responsibility and commitment to peace.
The flag-raising ceremony takes place as part of the 10-year collaboration and partnership of the Government of Guanajuato and the Prefecture of Hiroshima, Japan.
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