Venezuela shows achievements of the anniversary of great Mission Science, Technology and Innovation

In the most science technological park, President Nicolás Maduro reaffirmed the Venezuelan state commitment to technological sovereignty During the first anniversary of the Great mission Fernández-Morán, key initiative for productive independence.

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Accompanied by national authorities, the Venezuelan president reported How this public policy articulates ancestral knowledge with avant -garde researchin line with the economic engines of the Bolivarian agenda.

Beyond the symbolic, the dignitary said that the Day served to exhibit concrete achievements, from medical diagnostic kits to agroecological toolsall developed with national talent and destined to solve urgent needs of the people.

Likewise, there was the presence of young scientists, which evidenced the Success of the Scientific Semilleros Program, a strategy designed to guarantee generational relief in strategic areas such as biotechnology and telecommunications.

During the dialogue, the President Nicolás Maduro reported that there are 440,825 children and young people incorporated into the training system known as scientific seedbed. This predicts a revergeation within a few years of science and knowledge, said the head of state.

In the Health field, the launch of 100% Venezuelan diagnostic platforms for diseases such as HIV and hepatitis Ctechnology that is already distributed in the public hospital network. These advances, according to Maduro, “They show that the sanctions have not stopped the creativity of our researchers.”

In this sense, the agricultural sector also showed progress, with specialized soil and scalpel measurement equipment for veterinary, key tools against economic blockade. “Science must be an act of resistance,” the president insisted, announcing the inauguration of the Agrobiotechs complex in the Miranda state.

As a closure, the Sectorial Vice President of Science, Technology, Education and Health, Gabriela Jiménez, emphasized that the mission prioritizes critical training, not only techniquewith programs such as the educational texts made in Venezuela.

“Our challenge is to industrialize knowledge without repeating colonial models”he said, while detailed the 100 technological devices delivered to schools and hospitals.