Morelia, Michoacán. – President Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla, delivered to the student community of the Technological Institute of Morelia (ITM), a bus acquired in co-participation of the State Government and the same institution, according to a statement.
In his speech, the governor commented that the new unit will work for the transfer of students who carry out sports, academic and cultural activities as an important part of their training.
“Investing in education is guaranteeing a future for young people,” and the MIT stands out for its commitment to the training of professionals, academic excellence, research and links with the business sector, he shared.
“It is the best technology company in Michoacán and the Bajío because it has proven to be a benchmark in the training of competitive professionals, with national recognitions and good employment,” he said.
For her part, the director of the ITM, Patricia Calderón, thanked the support of the State Government, pointing out that, with adequate equipment and infrastructure, students will strengthen their preparation on campus.
The governor was accompanied by the secretaries of Education, Gabriela Molina Aguilar, and Finance and Administration, Luis Navarro.
