Visit of the Honorable Ambassador of El Salvador to the Zamorano Campus

Jorge Alberto Umaña García, the Honorable Ambassador of the Republic of El Salvador in Honduras, recently visited the Zamorano campus. The purpose of his visit was to hold an executive meeting with Zamorano authorities to explore potential future collaboration opportunities.

During the meeting, various areas of cooperation were discussed, aimed at benefiting the education and development of Salvadoran students within the Zamorano community. Additionally, Ambassador Umaña García met with Salvadoran students, exchanging ideas and strengthening the ties between both countries.

As part of the visit, he was given a tour of the campus, allowing him to see firsthand the resources and programs Zamorano offers to its students.

Ambassador Umaña García's visit underscores El Salvador’s commitment to higher education in the region and its continued effort to build strategic partnerships that benefit young people across Central America.

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