The Municipal Government of Matamoros and the Tamaulipas Institute for Employment Training (ITACE) have formalized a collaboration agreement, reinforcing their commitment to education and academic training for young people in the region.
The event, held at the Teatro de la Reforma, was attended by educational, government, and union representatives, who witnessed this significant commitment to strengthening education and workforce training in Matamoros.
A Commitment to Education
The General Secretary of the Union of Industrial Workers and Laborers of the Maquiladora Industry (SJOIIM), Juan Villafuerte Morales, attended as a special guest, accompanied by Sergio Villarreal Alejos, President of the SJOIIM Education Commission. Alongside students, teachers, and parents, they witnessed this joint effort to enhance education and vocational training in Matamoros.
In addition to signing the agreement, the event featured the 4th Parents’ Meeting, a space for dialogue and reflection on the role of families in students’ academic development. Additionally, certificates were awarded to students who completed their social service, recognizing their effort and dedication.
Key Figures Present at the Event
The event’s panel included notable figures from the education and government sectors, including:
- Lic. José Alberto Granados Fávila, Mayor of Matamoros.
- Mtro. Iván Flores Benítez, National Coordinator of CECyTEs.
- Dr. Claudia Anaya Alvarado, General Director of ITACE.
- Mtro. Diego Quintana Huerta, Regional Coordinator of COBAT, representing the Tamaulipas Secretary of Education, Mtra. Lucía Aimé Castillo Pastor.
- Deputy Yuridia Iturbe Vázquez, Commissioner for Education.
- Deputy Isidro Vargas Fernández.
- Yolanda Chavira Estrada, Secretary of Education in Matamoros.
- Abraham Rodríguez Padrón, President of the ITACE Linkage Committee.
- Mtro. Ricardo Rodríguez González, Director of ITACE Matamoros Campus.
Strengthening Education and Workforce Development
This agreement represents a significant step in the linkage between education and the workforce, providing students with new learning and professional development opportunities. With initiatives like this, Matamoros continues to promote education as a fundamental pillar for economic and social growth, benefiting both students and the productive sector.