- The event takes place in the city of Curitiba, Brazil.
- Until May 24, ideas will be shared with 129 member cities, from 13 countries.
The Municipality of Córdoba, through the Ministry of Education, is participating in the XVII International Congress of Educating Cities, in Brazil, city of Curitiba.
Representatives from cities in the neighboring country and the world gather to debate and reflect on social, environmental, economic and education sustainability.
The different exhibitors will socialize their public policies, experiences and advances in socio-environmental issues, social innovation, reduction of inequalities, preservation and transmission of culture, belonging to the territory, recovery of public spaces, among other topics of relevance to the member cities.
In this framework, Secretary Alicia La Terza, who is accompanied by the Undersecretary of Initial, Primary and Modalities Education, will present the main lines and programs of the city’s educational policy, including those that are developed by other municipal departments as they are. conceives the Association of Educating Cities in its founding charter.
“This event is an invaluable opportunity to exchange ideas and experiences with our peers from around the world, addressing the contemporary challenges we face in education, innovation and inclusion,” said Secretary of Education, Alicia La Terza.
“We are committed to continuing to promote educational policies that promote sustainability in all its dimensions and that contribute to transforming our cities into more fair, equitable and educational spaces for all,” concluded La Terza.
About the International Network of Educating Cities
The International Association of Educating Cities (AICE) is an association that brings together cities from around the world committed to the development of comprehensive educational policies and the exchange of experiences in this field.
Its objective is to promote education based on values of democracy, citizen participation, sustainability and social justice, in order to improve the quality of life of the inhabitants and promote comprehensive human development.
The network facilitates the exchange of good practices, collaboration between cities and the creation of joint projects to collectively address educational and social challenges.
It should be noted that in April of last year, the return of our city to the AICE after 19 years of absence was made official, after completing administrative and political requirements that favored reintegration into this prestigious organization. Since 2004, accession had been interrupted.
