During the full house event, held at the Luperón Sports Club, the general director of Promipyme, Fabricio Gómez Mazara, indicated that the institution he directs received RD$1,500 million from the emergency funds provided by the Government, which will allow closing November with a historical placement exceeding RD$1,500 million, combining state and own funds.“If we combine this financial support with education, which is another key lock to escape poverty, through the training promoted by INDOTEL in digital literacy, we will improve the quality of life of our people,” said the president.
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The official also pointed out the progress of the “Your Signature is Your Guarantee” program, which facilitates loans without guarantors to promote formalization and banking, and assured that this is the best evidence that financial inclusion works when designed by listening to the territory. Also, the president of the Board of Directors of Indotel, Guido Gómez Mazara, presented the progress of the national digital literacy program, aimed at training parents, mothers, and guardians in basic technological skills in educational centers in the country, whose initiative is part of Indotel’s digital transformation axis, designed to reduce technological gaps and expand development opportunities.“Whoever needs a loan will get it; and whoever trains and prepares, we will also provide scholarships so that their sons and daughters can access technological education. From today until December 31st we will be knocking on the door in six municipalities of the country, bringing loans, scholarships and technological training to those who need it most” assured the president of Indotel.
