The 'Más Móvil' Foundation and the National Secretariat for Science, Technology, and Innovation (Senacyt) have signed a key collaboration agreement. The objective of this pact is to foster scientific curiosity, critical thinking, and digital literacy among the students participating in the 2025 National Oratory Contest.
This agreement will benefit the 15 finalists and their teachers with training sessions, workshops, and guided tours to prestigious research centers such as Cenamep AIP and Indicasat AIP.
Specific benefits include: • Master lectures or workshops on relevant topics in science, technology, and innovation. • Immersive Experiences: Guided tours to national and international research centers. • Cooperation Opportunities: Opening up training spaces through collaboration with institutions that promote scientific interest among young people.
Following the agreement's signing, the 15 finalists and their professors visited Senacyt's facilities. Girón stated that the agreement 'opens the door to the research centers and scientific dissemination spaces that Senacyt has at its disposal so that young people can access that knowledge.'
The young speakers emphasized that the collaboration 'represents an opportunity to boost creative and revolutionary thinking in youth, make our ideas a reality, and achieve the change we all dream of, as well as inspiring more young people to become the future scientists who will generate new changes.'
Roberto Sevillano, the Vice Minister of Administrative Education, participated in the event on behalf of the Ministry of Education.
This agreement is established within the framework of the 20th anniversary of the contest's history.
The agreement aims to offer complementary and comprehensive training to the contest's finalists and their advisor teachers.
