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Institutions will collaborate with technical assistance, working groups and training to reduce the connectivity gap in the country. With the objective of establishing inter-institutional cooperation with the College of Engineers of Peru - Departmental Council of Lima, the Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC) signed a framework agreement that will allow the execution of various activities to benefit the development of telecommunications in the country.
The signing of the agreement will facilitate collaboration in the development of technical assistance and training activities, the joint organization of courses, forums and workshops, participation in working groups with different government and private organizations, as well as the conduct of research in areas of common interest. These activities will be specified through specific agreements that will detail the objectives, goals, characteristics, structure and other relevant aspects.
This agreement is a clear example of our commitment to joint and articulated work to guarantee that telecommunications in our country continue to advance for the economic and social development of all Peruvians, closing the digital divide and promoting comprehensive technological inclusion, said the Vice Minister of Communications, Carla Sosa Vela, at the signing ceremony.
She added that the objective of the MTC is to strengthen capacities so that interventions generate a positive and lasting impact in the digital era, especially in rural areas of our country. On behalf of the College of Engineers, its departmental dean of Lima, Roque Benavides, participated in the signing, who welcomed the MTCs willingness to work together. We are believers that the public sector and the private sector must work together to address the connectivity needs that exist in Peru, he highlighted.
It is the commitment of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications to continue strengthening telecommunications services for the benefit of all Peruvians and thus achieve a more connected Peru.
