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The president of the Peruvian Sports Institute (IPD), Guido Flores Marchan, arrived in the city of Cajamarca to carry out a full work agenda that includes the supervision of the Heroes de San Ramón Stadium and other facilities of the institution, as well as meetings with regional and local authorities in order to establish strategic alliances that allow the conditioning of sports venues for the benefit of the population of Cajamarca.
During a meeting with the governor of Cajamarca, Roger Guevara, various alternatives were evaluated to establish a cooperation agreement in order to change the synthetic grass of the Héroes de San Ramón Stadium, so that the venue obtains the certification required by FIFA and can host sporting events of the Liga 1 of professional soccer.
"Our visit is to see first-hand the situation of the Héroes de San Ramón stadium and other venues in Cajamarca. The priority is the grass of this venue, because FIFA has established another type of grass. We have already spoken with the governor and there is a good predisposition to carry out this project in a strategic alliance. The IPD will prepare the technical file and then pass it on to GORE for the execution phase," said IPD President Guido Flores.
The highest authority of the IPD also met with the president of the Regional Sports Council (CRD), Fernando Soriano, with whom he reviewed the state of various facilities of the institution, as well as the immediate actions to improve the implementation of the IPD's activities.
Subsequently, he toured the facilities of the Heroes de San Ramón Stadium and the various sports facilities, in order to adopt short and medium term measures to improve the infrastructure and equipment of various areas such as the artistic gymnasium, the boxing ring, as well as painting and general maintenance.
The president of the IPD emphasized that the improvements to the stadium not only seek to improve the practice of soccer, but also for the benefit of other sports promoted by the institution. "The Academy is a free and massive activity for children and adolescents between 6 and 17 years old," he said.
He added that "this year we will also activate sports from peasant and native communities. It's all part of a sports talent development program that will take place in each region."
Flores Marchan also toured the Juan Carlos Hurtado Miller sports field, located in the district of Baños del Inca, to later hold a meeting with the mayor of that municipality, Jaime Mantilla, and evaluate the best mechanisms to enhance the value of the property.
The Academy in Cajamarca As it is done at the national level, the CDR Cajamarca
has been developing various sports workshops in the Summer Academy, where around 700 children and adolescents receive free classes in the disciplines of soccer, basketball, volleyball and karate.
