Rogelio Frigerio reports on MiradorTEC's first year

Governor Rogelio Frigerio presented the first-year results of the MiradorTEC technology hub in Entre Ríos, Argentina. Originally intended for public offices, the 8,000-square-meter facility in Paraná has been repurposed to host companies, universities, researchers, and entrepreneurs.

Frigerio announced the launch of Mirador Impulsa, a new project incubation and acceleration program developed in partnership with the Bolsa de Comercio de Entre Ríos. The program will focus on the knowledge economy, new technologies, and artificial intelligence.

Regarding educational initiatives, the governor noted that 3,000 primary school students are receiving instruction in artificial intelligence, and more than 10,000 teachers have undergone training in the subject. Frigerio emphasized that the hub is facilitating the integration of technology with local industry to improve competitiveness and job creation.