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This agreement will allow the generation and transmission of informative content for the population, through the differentiated signal of Radio Nacional; this, within the framework of the decentralization policy.Chachapoyas.- The National Institute of Radio and Television of Peru (IRTP) signed a cooperation agreement with the National University Toribio Rodriguez de Mendoza (UNTRM) of Amazonas, in order to join forces to implement a radio station in the town of Chachapoyas.
The agreement was signed the day before by the Institutional Head of the IRTP; Cinthia Ramirez Santillana; and the rector of the aforementioned house of higher education, Jorge Maicelo Quintana, at the university headquarters.
Ramirez Santillana highlighted the importance of this agreement that will also allow UNTRM to produce news and cultural content for broadcast on National Radio for the department of Amazonas.
This differentiated signal can be used to generate news, cultural, educational and local interest content. In addition, they can take advantage of the other faculties of the university to disseminate their research topics, which are worthy of admiration and respect throughout the country, he highlighted.
Likewise, he highlighted the contribution of his institution to the academic training of Peruvian youth. Then, he highlighted the willingness of the university authorities to sign this agreement.
For his part, the rector of the aforementioned university, Jorge Maicelo Quintana, expressed his satisfaction at having found a good collaborative attitude at the IRTP. Along these lines, he maintained that the respective technical teams will coordinate immediate actions, within the framework of what is established.
Supervision
As part of his work agenda in the region, on Wednesday, February 25, Ramirez Santillana supervised the facilities of the IRTP relay station, located in the town of Cerro Colorado, Chachapoyas, verifying its good state of maintenance and conservation.
Additionally, on Tuesday, February 24, he visited the UNTRM radio and television laboratories. In this context, he highlighted the infrastructure that the university has and the talents that are trained in the region.
