The “Rumbo a Japon” program, promoted by the Government of Guanajuato seeks to develop global skills in young people and prepare them to face the cha
The “Rumbo a Japon” program, promoted by the Government of Guanajuato seeks to develop global skills in young people and prepare them to face the challenges of today’s world
The twenty participants will visit cultural venues and know first-hand Japan’s business ecosystem
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Twenty young Guanajuatenses will experience the business, cultural , and educational ecosystem to enhance their global leadership through the 32nd edition of “Rumbo a Japon.”
The Government of the State of Guanajuato, through the Institute for the Development and Care of the Young, launched this call for applications with the goal of contributing to the development of global competencies through strategies for the international, intercultural, and national training of young people and the State’s education community.
The winners of this experience are:
- Ana Erandi Gonzalez, Angel Gabriel Cuevas, Angela Julieta Gonzalez, Armando Sierra, Ahsley Marie Guadiana, Cynthia Vega Soria, Dasaev Munoz Gonzalez, Diana Fernanda Castaneda, Diana Guzman Alonso, Emilio Perez Montes, Gerardo Becerril, Jordan Aleksey Ruvalcaba, Juan Pablo Barroso, Karol Elizabeth Vazquez, Luis Fernando Andaracua, Luz Paulina Mata, Maria Fernanda Munoz, Mariana Alejandra Ortega, Tamara Vargas Casillas and Tomas Marti Jaramillo.
Next September, the group of young Guanajuatenses will live the international experience, visiting cultural venues and going into the Asian country’s business ecosystem.
This program aims to provide a new perspective to young people in Guanajuato, enabling them to respond to global challenges and prepare to compete globally.
Officials of the Government of Guanajuato reaffirm their commitment to develop young Guanajuatenses with global capabilities, so that they take advantage of the opportunities presented to them in Mexico and abroad.
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