Azuay companies join Ecuador's Jóvenes en Acción program

The Ecuadorian Ministry of Labor and Human Development has signed cooperation agreements with several businesses in the Azuay province to support the fourth phase of the “Jóvenes en Acción” program. The initiative aims to provide practical training and strengthen the professional skills of young participants, facilitating their entry into the workforce.

Minister of Labor and Human Development Diana Ramírez met with representatives from the Chamber of Industries, Production, and Employment of Cuenca, as well as companies including Plásticos Rival, Indurama, Lácteos San Antonio, Centro Cerámico Cermosa S.A., and Corporación Azende. These participating entities represent diverse sectors such as plastics, appliances, ceramics, dairy, and beverages.

The fourth phase of the national program is designed to benefit 700,000 young people across the country. Scheduled activities, which include vocational training and labor orientation, are set to run from November 4, 2024, through December 31, 2026.