Colombian School of Engineering Launches Luis Carlos Sarmiento Chair to Discuss the Country's Challenges

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The Colombian School of Engineering Julio Garavito and its Alumni Association have launched the Luis Carlos Sarmiento Angulo Chair.
The chair aims to generate spaces for analyzing Colombia's main economic and social challenges.
It is designed as a high-level dialogue platform for students, alumni, entrepreneurs, and leaders.
The initiative honors Luis Carlos Sarmiento Angulo and focuses on engineering's role in business development and national progress.
The program will consist of seven sessions, including lectures and discussions on energy, infrastructure, leadership, tourism, and health.
The first session is scheduled for April 27th and will feature Luis Carlos Sarmiento Angulo and Juan Manuel Rojas Payán.
Future sessions will include speakers like Alberto Mariño Samper and María Lorena Gutiérrez.
The chair seeks to strengthen the connection between academic training and the productive sector.

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