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Soon, 16 955 tablets will be delivered for public schools in Ayacucho.With the firm commitment to close the digital gap in the country and guarantee equal educational opportunities, the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC), through the National Telecommunications Program (Pronatel), delivered 2525 tablets to the Regional Government of Lambayeque.
This action will directly benefit students and teachers of 379 educational institutions that are part of the regional broadband project in this region.
These devices will allow schools and teachers to access digital content and tools, promoting the development of technological skills and expanding their learning opportunities, especially in rural areas.
In this regard, Minister Cesar Sandoval stressed that from the MTC a universal and significant connectivity is promoted, which is not limited to displaying networks, but seeks to generate real and sustainable transformations in peoples lives. He added that the institution works for connectivity as a tool that enhances education, improves access to health and opens new opportunities for more Peruvians.
The delivery of tablets complements and enhances the connectivity provided by the broadband project, ensuring that both students and teachers can make the most of online educational resources, regardless of their geographical location.
Along the same lines, the MTC reports that, soon, the delivery of 16 955 tablets to the Ayacucho region will be delivered, destined for 478 beneficiary schools of the broadband project.
The delivery activity was carried out in Lima with the participation of the Pronatel technical team, the director of the Directorate of Engineering and Operations (DIOP), Frank Romero Melendez, and the Regional Manager of Education of the Regional Government of Lambayeque, Juan Vargas Rojas.
With these actions, the MTC reaffirms its commitment to connectivity that transforms the lives of more Peruvians, mainly those that reside in rural areas.
